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- Thread starter Dirty Karlos
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Thanks for the comments!
I believe that they are konik ponies, they really are beautiful.
The picture was taken in Kent and the animals are 'semi wild' meaning that they are free to roam in a certain area of the woods, moved around throughout the year. They are looked after by the Kent wildlife trust.
I was actually heading towards where they used to be, when I looked up and there was one standing in front of me.
Interesting... "Konik" means "small horse" in my language
I'll try and remember that! Your pictures are fantastic too!
Mines from today. A wee wander around Haddo Estate, one of the places where we hold our local meets.
Fast Stream by pandabean, on Flickr
Fast Stream by pandabean, on Flickr
I had a stroll around Newport Wetlands RSPB reserve last week. I had the dog with me so was restricted to the perimeter loop which is about 4 miles or so. I was exactly half way around before the sky turned this colour...
It looked great with the sun on the reed beds and dark skies beyond and even better that I got back to the car before the rain started
It looked great with the sun on the reed beds and dark skies beyond and even better that I got back to the car before the rain started
That's a brilliant photo mate! We'll probably be inspecting our bees soon, weather permitting .
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Thanks guys - people forget that insects need to drink - that photo is of a plastic chicken waterer that I keep near to the hives - it gets very busy when the sun comes out
Bee Waterer by British Red, on Flickr
The rocks make sure the bees don't fall in and drown
On this one you can see the actual drinking process which is nice
Worker Bee Drinking by British Red, on Flickr
Bee Waterer by British Red, on Flickr
The rocks make sure the bees don't fall in and drown
On this one you can see the actual drinking process which is nice
Worker Bee Drinking by British Red, on Flickr
I went to Wasdale on Monday hoping to catch some good light but just missed it but I hung around until dusk and took this.
Wasdale-at-dusk by alf.branch, on Flickr
Wasdale-at-dusk by alf.branch, on Flickr
You need to add the pictures to a photo hosting website, such as photobucket, and then get the picture url from there.
http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=77526
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