Your Wildlife Sightings!

Stunning pictures, well done .

 

Thank you very much

 

All people that are rescued on Mountains should get a standard £1000 fine when it is their fault.That should greatly reduce these idiotic actions and at the very least the money could go towards genuine rescues.

 

Lovely picture Susan

 

Great Pictures Johnie

 

Or some Mints to share with us all

 

Cracking pictures Susan, the wee squirrel’s a beaut.

 

Thanks Pete.

 

On my local patch of late this morning a female Sparrowhawk was hunting as was a female Kestrel.On my local Beach a peak of 29 Red Breasted Mergansers were in the Bay yesterday with some males and females flirting with each other thinking of fast approaching Spring.
The day before yesterday i saw my first Gannet of the year fly past the local headland and on Sunday i had peak counts of 133 Wigeon duck in the Bay and on the local Spit at high tide a peak of 54 Dunlin,13 Grey Plover and a record 5 Sanderling for my local beach.

 

Thanks Johnie he was a right wee poser

 

awe want to cuddle him

 

Seriously though Susan your photos are fab The show so much more detail with your new camera.

 

Been saying that for years good friend. Even some sort of deposit which would be forfitted if you have to be rescued. AND, if you have trainers on when getting rescued, a swift kick in the plums should be delivered when you reach safety.

 

That's a superb day's birding good friend. Gannets in February? That's SUPERB. Is it not a wee bit too early for Gannets though?

 

Thanks Jeannie but remember they're practically photo prey for me with all the food dad puts out, and I'm up close taking the pictures so it's not hard to get good ones

 

don't think he likes me

 

You are definitely getting the evil eye treatment .

 

Lovely image there Susan, I think the collared dove is one of the nicest looking birds we have.

He's giving you the Hun eye after last nights result there Susan.