In reply to ItisaRobbo:
In reply to simonali:
for me I don’t think you have a fake profile or anything. I didn’t even know what the person was on about hence asking. And I don’t think anyone should of said you do and I havnt deleated any of my comments so you don’t have to worry about that. I’m just curious about which duck and swan food your on about weather its the floating one or ground one. And curious about if you seen any interesting behaviours with the swans you visit
Well said Zo and Robbo
Now I will count to 10 before saying things off the cuff so to speak Now it is time if change of tact and keep my powder dry.
Regards
Kathy and Dave
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In reply to RSPB Admin:
In reply to Peewit:
thats good. That would be the best thing to do next time. everyone is different even though we are similar and everyone makes mistakes but that’s how we learn if we didn’t make mistakes we would never learn. The conversation went off topic before people like you or me saw it. It had gone off track and didn’t have to do with Wildlife. The conversation shouldn’t really of gone off track from Wildlife on the Bird forum on here anyway. Life is all about learning. And no ones perfect. People never stop learning no matter what there age or anything else. That’s not just things like this but even in birding and wildlife watching people can make mistakes regardless of how much anyone knows about it which means it doesn’t matter weather anyone is an exspert on birds or Wildlife either. I think mistakes can actually help you learn and become even better no matter how much you know or how good you are. There’s a saying learn from your mistakes rather than stress about or dwell on them. Its time to move on from the conversation that went off topic on this thread earlyer now besides I don’t knkw how the topic managed to get off track from Wildlife to be honest and if it didn’t get off track there wouldn’t of been any need to try to get it back on track in the first place but that’s just the way it is but now we are back on track. I see the occasional swan when I’m at Gloucester and Sharpness Canal near the Gloucester docks but further down the canal around quedgeley I see the swans more often. And They used to nest there but a Wildlife photographer that had been visiting to see them said they are nesting further down the canal now. They are very tame and used to people