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Correct! There's a herd of mouflons on a farm near me. And this one was acting weird so I took a picture.
2013-04-25 18.30.52 by Sami knives, on Flickr
Correct! There's a herd of mouflons on a farm near me. And this one was acting weird so I took a picture.
2013-04-25 18.30.52 by Sami knives, on Flickr
Dam, didn't look like a mouflon as the light coloured patches on it's sides didn't seem prominant enough. Many sheep and goats have an extra pad on their front elbows (knees to most folk) that acts like an extra hoof pad, this means they can "kneel" like in your picture to graze on short vegitation without hurting themselves. (Could also be an adaptaition for very steep hills like the two shorter legs on one side of wild scottish haggis so they can run around hills easier.)
Cheers
GB.
Right, I'm going to reveal that my mysterious and confusing plant is...
Lesser water parsnip Berula erecta.
Just so you know.
Lesser water parsnip Berula erecta.
Just so you know.
By way of apology, here's a much easier one...
What sort of tree is the big tree in this picture?
What sort of tree is the big tree in this picture?
This one should be easy if you like fish. Which one is it?
Niet van deze datum eigenlijk by Sami knives, on Flickr
Niet van deze datum eigenlijk by Sami knives, on Flickr
My tree is not a poplar. On the assumption that Silverhill is incorrect (though her probably isn't) I will go with perch.
Aaaaaaannnddd.... it isn't a birch either
I knew from the start it was probably neither of those, as that would be far too easy. Having ruled those 2 out, I feel I'm entitled to another guess.
So herewith!
Alder.
Since I'm lousy at identifications, I'll stick to submitting photos until something simple comes along
Whatchafigure?
Whatchafigure?
