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Bloody hell, what av yer been feedin him lol. Dead cute though
Ha ha, they were hiding amongst the last of the leaves which I found whilst raking the lawn.
So proud!
Cracking looking front end on him, beautiful markings. Other end...not so sure
Looks a good hound, very bright.
From Wednesday evening, in the rain, at a local nature reserve. First time I've seen otter there. This chap was eating and quite happy to have me and a friend watching him.
I'd just said to my mate "Well, this weather is rubbish. There's nothing to see except those two swans. Wait, there's something brown just come up over there..."
It made my day.
It made my day.
A lovely site to wake up to!hopefully here in the uk we may get some snow soon
My front porch this morning.
Not mine but found it on Facebook this morning and thought I'd share. An angry Wolverine:
Didn't know the ex wife posed for photos still!
Here's one from a trip to the Elan valley, near Rhayader today. After all the rain the dams were really spectacular.
Went out to Watermead Park, Leicester this afternoon - to the nature reserve. Never seen so many teasels in one place before. Here is a close-up shot of one
?anybody know if this is the 'seed' state - wouldn't mind having a few in the garden. I tried breaking one open but wasn't sure if the contents were acual seeds or just the husks
?anybody know if this is the 'seed' state - wouldn't mind having a few in the garden. I tried breaking one open but wasn't sure if the contents were acual seeds or just the husks
From a bit of research I'm pretty sure this is the seed state, if you look into the chambers of the head you should be able to see the seeds at the base.
You shouldn't have to remove the heads to get the seeds - a tap against the inside of a container/seed bag should garner you a few seeds.
Mel
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You shouldn't have to remove the heads to get the seeds - a tap against the inside of a container/seed bag should garner you a few seeds.
Mel
xxx
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