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Bird ( feathered type ! ) info wanted..
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osprey03
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Could they be anaemic peacocks ???
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HeavensFire
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Chimney Sweeps?!
w;;v John, know this is a sore point...............or, almost was! c7u8
But, maybe they are looking for a chimney to perch on? :neenaw:
w;;v John, know this is a sore point...............or, almost was! c7u8
But, maybe they are looking for a chimney to perch on? :neenaw:
Codbasher
Registered User
Magpies John, gotta be, nothing else in this country like em, we got tons of the feckers down here. Hey can anyone remember the kiddies programme Magpie??
One for sorrow
Two for joy
Three for a girl and
Four for a boy
Five is silver
Six is gold
Seveen for a secret never to be told
Eights a wish
Nines a kiss
Ten is a bird you must not miss
MAGPIE
Sorry got carried away there, whats this about lack of chimneys in Thetford then??? :dunno:
Hat coat gone.
By the way John, that doo dah thingy will be in the post this week, when I can find the bloody thing that is!! c7u8
One for sorrow
Two for joy
Three for a girl and
Four for a boy
Five is silver
Six is gold
Seveen for a secret never to be told
Eights a wish
Nines a kiss
Ten is a bird you must not miss
MAGPIE
Sorry got carried away there, whats this about lack of chimneys in Thetford then??? :dunno:
Hat coat gone.
By the way John, that doo dah thingy will be in the post this week, when I can find the bloody thing that is!! c7u8
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R2B2
Guest
I'll settle the curiosity for ya Jaws.....
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... they're long-tailed magpies mate! :neenaw:
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... they're long-tailed magpies mate! :neenaw:
Ladies gentemen, as always you have come through..
Once the answer was pointed out it was obvious !
I have sent an email to the japanese whaling fleet and with luck the killer whales should soon be gone ........ or else the Magpies ( Genus: Longess taileous )
will at least have an interesting time dodging harpoons !
Once the answer was pointed out it was obvious !
I have sent an email to the japanese whaling fleet and with luck the killer whales should soon be gone ........ or else the Magpies ( Genus: Longess taileous )
will at least have an interesting time dodging harpoons !
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HeavensFire
Guest
Cod basher!
g0551p Whilst at JAWS place, with Ron and Ed, we were all in the back garden, JAWS was kindly putting the bearings back in my wheels, it was a touch windy!
There was a loud crunching noise from the roof and the next door neighbour's chimney, (to which JAWS 30ft radio mast was anchored!) came crashing down! Part of the brickwork and concrete landed in JAWS garden, luckily missing his new extention and US!
Next thing you know JAWS has got us up a ladder, with assorted tools, him on the roof, trying to secure a very bendy, radio mast!
All ended well!......... R#?
g0551p Whilst at JAWS place, with Ron and Ed, we were all in the back garden, JAWS was kindly putting the bearings back in my wheels, it was a touch windy!
There was a loud crunching noise from the roof and the next door neighbour's chimney, (to which JAWS 30ft radio mast was anchored!) came crashing down! Part of the brickwork and concrete landed in JAWS garden, luckily missing his new extention and US!
Next thing you know JAWS has got us up a ladder, with assorted tools, him on the roof, trying to secure a very bendy, radio mast!
All ended well!......... R#?
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loobrushXXX
Guest
:dunno: i,m not saying it was windy that day but dorothy and toto passed by on their way to oz %$fan
was a bloody interesting ride home that day too
was a bloody interesting ride home that day too
SILVERONE
Registered User
Magpies or not ?
Jaws
While at work today I spotted a crow mainly black but with white/gray markings, a work mate (a certified anorak, i mean twitcher) said it is a Hooded Crow, more common in Wales, dose this sound the same as your birds?.
I also spotted a unusual Blackbird last night, silver & black, next to a quicksilver coloured one :yo:
Jaws
While at work today I spotted a crow mainly black but with white/gray markings, a work mate (a certified anorak, i mean twitcher) said it is a Hooded Crow, more common in Wales, dose this sound the same as your birds?.
I also spotted a unusual Blackbird last night, silver & black, next to a quicksilver coloured one :yo: