Grey Wagtail, from the Rushy Hide
Shoveler Duck from the South Hide
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Even more birdies from Slimbridge
Even more birdies from Slimbridge
Kingfisher, from the aptly named Kingfisher Hide
Grey Wagtail, from the Rushy Hide
Shoveler Duck from the South Hide
As usual, right click on an image and open it for larger size.
Grey Wagtail, from the Rushy Hide
Shoveler Duck from the South Hide
As usual, right click on an image and open it for larger size.
In ancient times cats were worshipped as gods; they have not forgotten this.
(Terry Pratchett 1948-2015)
(Terry Pratchett 1948-2015)
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Even more birdies from Slimbridge
Midge 1 caught a kingfisher and brought it indoors - he let it go after it pecked him above the eye and when I arrived home the kingfisher was angrily tapping at the kitchen window with its beak, wanting to be let out - a command which I duly heeded.
Here's guilty old Midge.
Here's guilty old Midge.
Like the late Chaircat Midge, I am not always right.
Even more birdies from Slimbridge
Does the duck use its beak as a shovel or just for decoration. Its not very pretty.
Even more birdies from Slimbridge
I've watched them with their bill under water moving it from side to side. I think they sieve nutrients in that way. They look comical to me rather than ugly, and their feathers are quite beautiful.
In ancient times cats were worshipped as gods; they have not forgotten this.
(Terry Pratchett 1948-2015)
(Terry Pratchett 1948-2015)
Even more birdies from Slimbridge
Fabulous pics! 
