You will remember this story from the other week, well who did I bump into today no other the Dyson :)
This is the story for anyone that never saw it.
Came across a nice story while at LM today, a chap and his wife have a female Mallard called Dyson, they have had her for eleven years and take her out for walks today she walked the paths at LM so took a picture of her on Norman’s shoulder she is very tame I have another when she was just going into her cat carry, wow would have loved to have taken her home with me.
Well that was the story so Dyson is starting this tread for me, I will try and get a few ready later I have not been in long and only got these ready to post now.
Not knowing the ladies name I am calling her Mrs Norman, and these are the picture and Dyson also said she is sorry Hazel, was not with us she would like to met you and soon.
And she just needed a dip to cool off in the sun.
Jim
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Your welcome Hazel, I just came across the info on an RSPB page on facebook, lets hope it does get to warmer parts of the world I have no idea were they go never looked it up.
Only a few more day to go now and looking forward to not driving up each day and its only 3 miles away from were we are staying :)
Some more pictures.
I wonder what those Crows are plotting?
Unicum arbustum haud alit duos erithacos
(One bush does not shelter two Robins)
Zenodotus (3rd Century B.C.)
I think they were thinking of something else Paul :)
Beautiful photos Jim and well done on managing to get the fidgety Goldcrests in shot. I love the whispering Crows, you should stick it up on the Caption thread lol The G.Heron has an amazing wingspan, always great subjects to photograph.
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Regards, Hazel
Hello there Jim.
Some stunning photos there again, thanks for sharing them and your experiences!
Jeff
Thank you Hazel, going to try and get a better picture of the Goldcrest when we call up next week :)
Its nice to get a Heron with its wings open showing the wingspan and they do look a lot bigger too.
@ Jeff J, thank you Jeff, and like a lot of other I like to share my pictures too.