Well, an interesting one. |
Nice to see also that the 8 European White-fronted Geese are still enjoying the sweet grass in the horses field and still very close to the waggonway. If you haven't already i would suggest you pop along if you would like a nice close view of these stunning birds.........you might see the stag also. On Swallow Pond a single Whooper Swan and a couple of male Shovelers the highlights while the Dukes Pond Kestrel was hovering looking for its last meal of the day, as usual.
John,
ReplyDeletenice and rather unusual pic of the Stag as you said. Popped up there myself on Monday afternoon and managed to see 6 White-fronted Geese but didnt see the Stag. This work lark in the hours of light is just no good, why cant the College hold their classes overnight.
John
Very nice Johnny. I'm still curious as to how this beast got there. Does anyone know?
ReplyDeleteVery frustrating for you John. You are off soon so hang on in there. You must have misplaced 2 of those White-fronts as there has been 8 there since they arrived over 3 weeks ago.
ReplyDeleteGive Alan his clicker back and tell him it can't count up to 8..........or sack the clicker operator.
I've asked numerous people over the years but nobody has come up with an answer. Plenty of theories but.........
ReplyDeleteIt has been there for the five years i have been calling by.