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Awww Ian I haven't seen that post, but I am sure it must have been meant in jest. Your posts are invaluable to this thread, so please do not stop posting. I have got timings from your posts which make it so much easier to find when scrolling back. Please reconsider! because if you don't I will raise a campaign with a big poster "COME BACK IAN"
EDIT: I went back to find the post Ian, and see I liked it, but sometimes when catching up I just like all posts with photos in them - however I still think it wasn't made with any malice. I can understand how you feel though, and can empathise with you.
I do hope this puts a smile on your face
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Ian S said:I will not be posting anymore.
Oh Ian, please re-consider. I can understand how you feel. I was also hurt by someone who picked me up completely wrongly on something I'd said and posted something I nearly referred to Mrs T (or Jess, who's already had to remind us this year of 'The Rules'). But I decided that I got such pleasure from this site (and hopefully, gave something too) that I'd carry on. You have been such a dedicated poster particularly on the Loch Arkaig thread and I'd love it if you'd keep going, please!
Ian S said:A nice sunny morning on the nest, there was a swapover with no fish. Louis is currently on the nest. I have spent a couple of days thinking about whether the comment of "Yer such a bully, IAN >:(" that was made on 5 May 2020 (in response to a post I made about a fish delivery) was light-hearted or serious. On the basis that it could have been a serious comment and with no desire on my part to offend anyone with my posts, I will not be posting anymore. I hope that the rest of this season & many more to come are happy for the osprey and posters alike. Ian
Who ever posted that message Ian I am sure , quite sure, it was meant without malice, a light hearted comment . .I don't understand why they should make such a comment in that , in context with the rest of the pictures and posts it just didn't make sense . It was a normal and well posted observation by yourself Ian. I shall miss your observations a great deal .
I sincerely believe it was meant to be light hearted Ian , if only because of deliberately mis-spelling ''Yer'' and the emojo.
Richard B
Some action from the nest this morning
Aila brings in some bark after 8 - and picks up a stick and almost clobbers Louis
Louis delivers a fish
Aila takes it in her beak, and transfers it to her talons and flies off with it
Louis takes over incubation
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Ian S said:Although it has no chat I find the youtube stream fine
I've just seen this thanks Ian. Its a much better link/picture than the one I was using which was via Camvista.
patily said:she will be devastated to think you took her comment in the wrong way.
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Thank you, PATILY. And I certainly am !!!
After reading your post, IAN, I was expecting to turn the page and see "Anything you can do, I can do better " ... ... but you're not here !!!
Oh what have I done now, I'm so sorry that what was meant to be quite intimate banter ("your word is my command, nudge-nudge, wink-wink") was so clumsy that it missed the mark by a mile.
I just popped in wondering if I could relax re this nest today, as they seem to be doing well. And I've been and gone and upset our most reliable, most highly valued, chronicler. I'm very sorry, IAN :-*
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