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im a fussy bugger also..... just off to cut my first row off....
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Ive only ever knitted a couple of longnets,..but what i did to start was atatch a looped cable tie to a swivel and then let that act has a ring. It was then big enough for my fully loaded large needle to pass through. It was also easy to cut when i wanted to remove it. Ok,.my first row of meshes may of been a little bigger,but at the end of the day it dont realy matter being at the end of the finished longnet anyway. I realy envy you guys who knit 100yrds of mesh....I start off real keen...but then end up deciding maybe a stop net is a better idea.. Lamps
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Fergal sharkey singing "A Good Heart" on top of the pops..and the black backing singers boobs bouncing up and down in time. My BMX raleigh ultra Burner. hammer house of horror
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yes it is mate....well done. only one ive ever seen...
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Sorry millet....not a whitethroat....the nest is actually on the ground!
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thats right jasper.....nothing speacial realy.. Lapwing Kestrel robin Black Headed Gull. heres a nice one for ya..... if ya dont know it im sure someone will.?
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during the nesting season birds generaly give their nest site away one way or another. youll be amazed what you can find if you take time out to sit and observe whats going on. watching them back or just start building is a good way to locate them. ofcourse youll find the odd nest just by luck, or because its in a paticular place[hole in tree/bird box etc.] but youll find plenty more if you find the bird first. knowing calls and songs will obviously help, as will knowing the time of which month certain birds nest.
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well done woody.... nice slippers by the way!
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yes you do sarah.....its me
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Hey Jacob, me cheating I went on the BBBI site before and saw a post asking what this was, and it was my fecking goldie/bullie, it was either you or lamper What you on about......
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Goldie bully hybrid Lamps
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1985..... year i left school. Is that Donny Osmand and Pete Townsend sat in front of the car???? Lamps
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He told me to tell you he thinks its a robins
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No mate sorry........ But if its true what they say about big feet.......you must have a good cock on ya! good for you...cus im only a size 8
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siskin...
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when i was 12 i stole one of my friends dads welding gloves , so i could stick my arm down a hole in a tree and remove a female tawny owl,to get one of her chicks. Against all odds i reared the chick[which i named benjamine] and kept him in an aviary which my dad built at the top of the garden. most of my mates at this time had Ataris or commadore 64s.....i had Benjamine . Lamps
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Here you go fellas ..... lamps
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your on the right track ....
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DOES THIS HELP???? The nest was amongst a colony of Blackheaded gulls nest. The eggs are just a bit bigger than a chickens, which is susprising when you see how small the bird thatl laid them is. Lamps
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spotted flyctcher whos are these darcey????
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yeh i know what you mean..... i also "just" came across these recently and they were in 5ft of water got a bit wet to take this pic and had to drive home in my underpants Ill let you tell me who they belong to???? Lamps
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I reckon its been 4 to 5 weeks since i came across this kestrel nest... well i thought id return today and just check how things were getting on. It was nice to see that all 5 eggs had hatched and the chicks looked it top condition. Lamper.
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Nice pics shags Tried getting pics myself of whitethroats lately,..but like you say it aint an easy bird to get out in the open. Managed to come across a few of their nests though in early may.... heres a nice C6 for ya.. Lamps
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HAVE YOU BEEN READING OLD JIMS BOOKS , JD ? DUCKWING no matey, i have reared one or two birds you know in my time..... Pm sent. he means a different Jim Lamps...... yeh.....i know the one........the bird book that you like to stick the pages together as a mark of respect
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Any of Mr Whittackers books are worth a read......Ive been known to have have my head in one now and then!
