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Roses
Roses
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quotePosted at 13:02 on 9th April 2008

Andy,

you could post your bird pictures here:   http://www.picturesofengland.com/England/tour/Wildlife_in_England

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Sue H
Sue H
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quotePosted at 14:29 on 9th April 2008
On 9th April 2008 12:08, Andy Edwards wrote:
I would post more here if I could justify their relevance to the location so to speak. Andy.


I have thought that about some of the pictures I've submitted, after seeing many pictures here that made me raise my eyebrows, but then I found myself submitting a picture of two snails, Go figure!

I would LOVE to see more of your bird pictures.

Here are three of my favourites, one of which is yours.
Newhaven Fort Robin
Picture by Richard Foord



 

Black Headed Gull.  Herrington Country Park. Sunderland.
Picture by Roy Jackson



 

Moorhen, Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust Martin Mere, Burscough, Lancashire
Picture by Andy Edwards



 I'm often over at the bird part checking out the pictures. I'm sure you saw this little beauty which is one of my all time favourites.

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Sue H
Sue H
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quotePosted at 14:32 on 9th April 2008
Ignore the last part of the text after the pictures. Ha! Waiting for that edit button.
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Peter Evans
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quotePosted at 15:59 on 9th April 2008
Jen, if you are interested, I can send you some photo,s that I took at a couple of bronze age sites here in England. You will know a lot more about them than me.
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Ana
Ana
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quotePosted at 17:30 on 9th April 2008

Hi Roses!

In the little free time that I have I like travelling with my husband, my dog and my friends and learn about new places, know their traditions and history, try to talk to the locals and along the way read, take pictures and paint on a blank sheet of paper. Only try to passing well in the best company!!!

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Diana Sinclair
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quotePosted at 19:30 on 9th April 2008
On 9th April 2008 11:47, Peter Evans wrote:
Jen, is there any archaeology in Oz? Not a lot of history either I would have thought. But I can see how it would keep you busy looking. He he he.


Oh yeah, I forgot that some of your relatives were in that movie too Peter (flying monkeys) LOL!

 

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Diana Sinclair
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quotePosted at 19:36 on 9th April 2008

GREAT bird pics Sue! 

Last summer I looked out my window into my back yard and sitting on a branch in one of the trees was a gorgeous hawk.  Right across from him was a squirrel that was frozen solid in fear.  I watched for a while and finally had to leave to run an errand.  When I returned home two hours later both the hawk and the squirrel were still there.  I don't know how long he stayed...but he must not have been hungryWink

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Diana Sinclair
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quotePosted at 19:37 on 9th April 2008
Hey Lyn and Roses may I join you on that trip?  Heck, if I win the lottery I'll pay for all three of us!Wink
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Sue H
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quotePosted at 19:50 on 9th April 2008
On 9th April 2008 19:36, Diana Sinclair wrote:

GREAT bird pics Sue! 

Last summer I looked out my window into my back yard and sitting on a branch in one of the trees was a gorgeous hawk.  Right across from him was a squirrel that was frozen solid in fear.  I watched for a while and finally had to leave to run an errand.  When I returned home two hours later both the hawk and the squirrel were still there.  I don't know how long he stayed...but he must not have been hungryWink

Neat story, Diana.

Too bad you didn't have your camera handy.



 

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L
L
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quotePosted at 20:35 on 9th April 2008
On 9th April 2008 19:37, Diana Sinclair wrote:
Hey Lyn and Roses may I join you on that trip? Heck, if I win the lottery I'll pay for all three of us!Wink
The more the merrier Diana!!! and if you're paying well that a bonus LOL i just hope you let us know when you win the lottery!!Wink
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