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We live 15 mins away from Alcufar in Menorca...............In fact I had lunch there on Wednesday!

And yes the island is a nature lovers paradise, when I take Clyde for his walk I can almost guarantee finding at least one tortoise. Fish, gecko's, snakes, and the birds are amazing, especially around migration time. Sadly, I'm crap with a camera, with the odd few happy snappys with my phone.....

If you walk the cami's you also need to look out for Mules....

In March, there is a "March in March" where a gang of brave souls walk the cami's 185km for animal charities......

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(sorry this was in response to the last post, laptop threw a wobble and couldn't quote it)

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A couple of shots of Waxwing, a scarce visitor to our shores from northern Europe and Scandinavia, some years we get good numbers other years they are few and far between, this year has been quite goo

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Was having a search of the loft yesterday morning when I heard the postman delivering our Mail. When I came down our dog had disappeared from his usual spot on the rug in the lounge, and in his place

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A Peregrine Falcon in full hunting flight. It was bloody hard trying to focus and track it against the cliff face and at the speed it was flying. Steve

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4 hours ago, Russell Gilbert said:

The BBC News website has a line-up of winning entries from the Bird Photographer of the Year Award. All great pics, but some are especially stunning and most certainly worth a look...

http://www.bbc.com/news/in-pictures-41161968

Hard to choose a favourite from this selection. Some good photographs. Thanks for sharing Russell.

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13 minutes ago, Widnes63 said:

Hard to choose a favourite from this selection. Some good photographs. Thanks for sharing Russell.

Yep thanks Russ - some great photographs. I'm no expert - but I know what I like, and I would put some of my SS friends photographs up with them. We get plenty of "wow" pictures on here. 

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Whilst driving along the coast in menorca i caught a glimpse of turquoise through a hole in the hedge as we were going to Binibeca and stopped immediatley the first photo is what we saw, need less to say we went for a swim as there was no one around at all.

The rest are from visits to the Lizard in cornwall where we saw loads of Choughs ,the last one is kynance cove where there were hundreds of people just waiting for the tide to go out so they could get onto the beach you can see emerging from the sea.

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18 hours ago, Widnes63 said:

Hard to choose a favourite from this selection. Some good photographs. Thanks for sharing Russell.

 

18 hours ago, Peter99 said:

Yep thanks Russ - some great photographs. I'm no expert - but I know what I like, and I would put some of my SS friends photographs up with them. We get plenty of "wow" pictures on here. 

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You're welcome. It was definitely worth sharing. Absolutely true, there are many stunning photos on here. Maybe we should have a little competition...

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@TattooDave Dave I used to be scared of spiders but I lived with my sister a few year back for nearly 2 years in West Sussex...seeing someone more frightened of them than me actually made me a little braver in catching them and putting outside...However this one? well it's huge and so have closed the door till I pluck up courage to go back in there LOL.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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@TattooDave Dave I used to be scared of spiders but I lived with my sister a few year back for nearly 2 years in West Sussex...seeing someone more frightened of them than me actually made me a little braver in catching them and putting outside...However this one? well it's huge and so have closed the door till I pluck up courage to go back in there LOL.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

My sister sucks them up with the vacuum cleaner :lol:..... I just live with them, keeps the fly population down.

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@TattooDave Dave I used to be scared of spiders but I lived with my sister a few year back for nearly 2 years in West Sussex...seeing someone more frightened of them than me actually made me a little braver in catching them and putting outside...However this one? well it's huge and so have closed the door till I pluck up courage to go back in there LOL

I have a spider's web on the balcony that I feed with flies or mosquitoes, inserted with tweezers, I rely on the geckos to keep the population of them down to a manageable level, but I still get bitten regularly by mosquitoes, and the flies are a pain when eating outside.  The moths here get into everything, including porridge oats, so they aren't encouraged either, but I do try not to kill anything, even the ants, which I strongly believe will eventually take over the world.

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@TattooDave Dave I used to be scared of spiders but I lived with my sister a few year back for nearly 2 years in West Sussex...seeing someone more frightened of them than me actually made me a little braver in catching them and putting outside...However this one? well it's huge and so have closed the door till I pluck up courage to go back in there LOL.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Venus.  Hope you're well. If I lived closer to you I would call round and evict the spider for you. 

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My sister sucks them up with the vacuum cleaner :lol:..... I just live with them, keeps the fly population down.

Ste  your Denise has always been a tough un mate. :D. Hope you're well bud.:hatsoff2: You going Dawson's reunion week Saturday?  

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Looks lovely Mal.

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That Donkey gave us the runaround Pete, we let him eat on our hike over the mountains, buggar stopped every two mins, even our kids were faster than that bloody donkey! Still he carried my youngest and all the bags... 

 

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That Donkey gave us the runaround Pete, we let him eat on our hike over the mountains, buggar stopped every two mins, even our kids were faster than that bloody donkey! Still he carried my youngest and all the bags... 

 

Says it all, from the blurb we were given on donkeys

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That Donkey gave us the runaround Pete, we let him eat on our hike over the mountains, buggar stopped every two mins, even our kids were faster than that bloody donkey! Still he carried my youngest and all the bags... 

 

Ah, thats lovely mate. 

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21 hours ago, Winsford Soul said:

Venus.  Hope you're well. If I lived closer to you I would call round and evict the spider for you. 

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Ste  your Denise has always been a tough un mate. :D. Hope you're well bud.:hatsoff2: You going Dawson's reunion week Saturday?  

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Hi Ste , didn't realise there was a reunion, i'll be at the 100 club that night mate.

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Just sat in the house bored. Last day of some of my medications ( still taking 5 different ones ) so can start playing out again . going through some pictures and I realised that I hadn't posted this one

Willow  Tit. Taken at Pennington Flash a few weeks ago

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It is amazing what you find growing near you.  I found these two beautiful plants  The first photo is of Bladder Campion, not rare in south of England but quite rare in the region where I live.  The flower is usually found on alkaline/calcareous/chalk soils.  Second pic is Great Burnet which waa once extremely common, but is sadly declining nationally.  It doesn't look much, as it isn't showy like Bluebells or Orchids, but there is something about these blood red headed plants that I love.  20170902_165825.thumb.jpg.849a1f32f099e6bd10236af4742c3cb2.jpg20170827_123245.thumb.jpg.0eef203da84ba53ca70d8d26f951c967.jpg

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4 hours ago, Zed1 said:

Took our 'Bod' for a walk through Delamere Forrest this morning.

First pic looks like something out of Jurassic Park....

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Gaz. You never know what or who you might find in somewhere like that mate. Maybe even some old soulies dressed like they did in the seventies who think it's cool and clever to still dress like that now. :lol:

Nice pictures by the way. Trust you and the lovely Debs are well. :thumbup:

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1 hour ago, Winsford Soul said:

Gaz. You never know what or who you might find in somewhere like that mate. Maybe even some old soulies dressed like they did in the seventies who think it's cool and clever to still dress like that now. :lol:

Nice pictures by the way. Trust you and the lovely Debs are well. :thumbup:

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........... you know what I thought I could hear Ruby Andrews drifting through the tree's

 

We're good Ste. and yourself.

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8 minutes ago, TattooDave said:

I'll be the one that's heavily tattooed, once seen - never forgotten

We did have a thread once where we posted up some pictures of ourselves - obviously very well handpicked! I'm stuck in a time warp - I think everyone still looks like they did back in the early 80's!

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We did have a thread once where we posted up some pictures of ourselves - obviously very well handpicked! I'm stuck in a time warp - I think everyone still looks like they did back in the early 80's!

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I generate that time warp.  I could also say I look like a cross between Popeye and Captain Haddock.  So, if you have an imagination you could just about find me in any crowd.

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