Kay
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yes it was i had to get it out of the silt . then it ran off after a man with 2 Labrador's so i legged it quick before it came back
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Cost you a dam sight more than 20 quid to rear a litter of kits properly unless your the sort to let them go when there eyes are still shut typical Yorkshire man tight arse Cost me nowt, cost the rabbits everything they had Another tight arse
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I did ask when the list was started to only put there details if they were ok with homing to ferreters .... so i assume as they included there details that its fine
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Cost you a dam sight more than 20 quid to rear a litter of kits properly unless your the sort to let them go when there eyes are still shut typical Yorkshire man tight arse
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Sometimes it happens ... she could have given birth & eaten the kits ... i would expect a jill thats losta litter to come back into season rapidly ........ if its been weeks & weeks since the eta then i would go with the phantom pregnancy Was the hob in with her while she was pregnant & up to the expected delivery
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This is a short list of ferret rescues who are full to the brim with unwanted ferrets .anyone looking for a ferret could give one of these a try as the kit season is upon us & no doubt the kit numbers that will end up in rescue will be many http://www.halfwayhouseferretrescue.co.uk (Lancaster) Surrey Ferret Rescue and Rehome- West Horsley, Leatherhead, Surrey Contact Lily: lilypan1@excite.com http://www.cumbriaferretrescue.org.uk http://www.harrietshamferretrescue.piczo.com/?cr=5 kent http://www.northeastferretrescue.co.uk Covers North East England, based in Nort
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Love the birds snappy .. that doc looks a bit mankey :laugh:
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Swans are my favourite bird I have yet to get a decent picture of one flying yours is great well done
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Nice one Byron i cant find anything up here .. not even any toads
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They had forecast rain all day here today so its been a bonus
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I will give you oldie :laugh: I like that one best from today .. its the only thing that didn't move other than the boat
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i had a good walk this afternoon as it stayed dry all day so made the most of it .. i had a little dog follow me around for a good hour...no idea whose it was but it got stuck in the silt & guess who had to fish it out :laugh: Also the boat photo is rather sad ... its been revealed since the dam has been drained ... 3 people lost there lives in the boat in the 1930's 2 were children A few young swans splashing about a a small herd of deer led by dancer the hind who barks at me ... she made it clear today in no uncertain terms ... so i took a few pics & went on my way
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I used a canon 20d to take these with a canon 55/250 lens on it I do need to get a sucker thing to clean the mirror though i noticed a sundry blob on the pics i took yesterday when i was taking pics of a gull in the sky
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I had a quick stroll around the village this morning .. spotted the swans nesting on a very unsuitable nest again right by the footpath they did this last year ... the cob was on it yesterday & again this morning while the pen flitted about .. she has got it right Also on the way back i stopped to watch a blackbird rooting about for food ... very commical when a rival came down .. she saw it off in a flash i also spotted a pair of greebs but the pics arnt very good as they were to far away to get a decent close up
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You know when your lucks in!
Kay replied to Bush Rummager's topic in Wildlife and General Photography
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i bet its how alan sugar started :laugh:
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The light was brilliant today which helped a lot
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I couldnt see the ticks at first they were tiny then i spotted the legs moving :sick: i dont think they had been on there long thankfully ..
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probably a few of both colours
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I just used a cotton bud to hold the bee still for a few seconds & a small pair of tweezers .. they came away quite easily thankfully ... she picked up & started to flap about so i took her out the back garden & she flew away ... i did get this one before she went
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After following Toni's thread about the ltt with the tick , i spotted a bee this afternoon on the sill ... it looked a bit knackered so i watched it for a while & then it dropped off the sill & just didnt move I picked it up to have a closer look & no wonder it was buggered it had 2 ticks on it ... i managed to carefuly get them off .... horrible things
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The simplest way to avoid any kind of infections / viruses being passed on is to quarantine any new arrivals ...... thats should be an absolute must if you take ferrets in
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I had an hour to kill so went a quick walk to see if i could get some action shots ... i used a gull as the subject & some came out ok
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The poor thing good job it was ferreted imo
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Just a few pics from today by the canal
