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have a look at what I'm doing now. http://pilotlightslifejourney.blogspot.com/2012/03/northumbrian-trout-early-season.html

I'm on the wrong track completely!!!

is it the traditional music your'e after or the 70's/80's stuff? I do recall hearing simon and garfunkel on the episode, 'felling groovy', which I thought was a bit strange? just seen the clip again, it's a russian polka, what i don't know...house boss might know?

isn't it caused by a fungal infection or insect attack? there is a tree in our local wood nearly bent double on itself. It's a good size tree 12-15ft and looks rather bizzare. nice saw by the way. why don't make a proper blade protector from leather?

two aircraft carriers... unfinished project, but will complete for new buyer... Are you a manical despote of a small forgotton republic? want a few jump jets? Yes they really can jump out of a jungle and :rolleyes:desert and destroy political opposition strongholds and villages and...

I remember ol' jack well, thanks for the link, I will puruse later.

see if this site helps, best I can find. http://www.ibercajalav.net/img/271_LongearedOwlAotus.pdf sadly I've never seen a long eared owl so my knowledge is limited. good luck I'm off to work.

I'm interested on folks' opinions on the weather and landscape when out tracking and watching wildlife. I'll give 2 examples I have noticed. In a field close to me I saw 4 roe deer feeding one morning on the new crop shoots. As I had the dogs with me, as usual, the deer saw us and ran...

does the edge of the main feather have a comb like effect? That will identify it well for an owl. what is the underside of the main feather like in colour? big question is what killed it? could be poisoning? shootking?

young'un says he's up on Warcop either this or next week, live firing exercise, before he completes his training and passes out next month. I think!!??

Bowlander I know th Coquet valley, do most of my walking and mountain biking round there. One of my best memories was sitting on a hill above Alwinton and watching an A10 thunderbolt, drop down and tear a old tank or vehicle to bits! truly impressive even from our distance (4-5 miles away).

I live up north of Newcastle, Bedlington/Morpeth way.

Not somewhere I know well, used to cycle through there a few times in my youth. sound lovely.

I'm only guessing, but if so, my young'un is up there this week.

ingleborough?

where did you see it? up our neck of the woods (NE) ?

even better on video then. they are not so common as they used to be. A sign of a clean river.

dipper, nice photo indeed. gets it's name from the dipping motion. often seen swimming in the water, like in the back of the photo.

Probably fox, we have a few down in the dene and woods. I always thought otter....bang goes my theory. I need to poke around a bit more.

yep mine arrived, they look ok. and the free mug as well. thanks for heads up...