Thanks Gillian.
She is the hammer and I am the tent post.
She is doing very well.
glad to hear
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glad to hear
the worst part of living/working/drinking next to an airport is seeing this every 5mins 
... and wishing you were on it
perhaps i'll invest in a grappling hook and some fishing line
... and wishing you were on it
perhaps i'll invest in a grappling hook and some fishing line
shame its not like the them 'good old days' ... i could be an entrepreneur
ach well, i best
ach well, i best
I love watching them taking off and landing.the worst part of living/working/drinking next to an airport is seeing this every 5mins View attachment 187641
... and wishing you were on it
perhaps i'll invest in a grappling hook and some fishing line
Oh sure it is.
an ten minute walk... i could be in jordan tomorrow!!!
i was actually christened with water from river of jordan, as are the british royal family i believe!(dust sholders)
You'd be most welcome.
Interesting-christened with water from the River Jordan. Lucky you! hahaha.
I LOVE BATS TOO!!!!!ba ha ha ha haha!!!!
I love bats
I don't know...afraid I don't speak battish. But I hear it's similar to Scottish...
Happy Birthday, Birthday, Birthday, Adam!!!!
Bats are cool. If it's similar to the Glaswegian Scots accent you haven't a hope of understanding it. A nice soft borders accent is more easily understood.I don't know...afraid I don't speak battish. But I hear it's similar to Scottish...
I have a friend from Shetland who is barely comprehensible. He says he's not speaking Gaelic but I'm not always convinced
I love bats too. When I was young we had a bat expert staying at our house (long story) and he had two injured bats with him that he was caring for.
One was a tiny pipistrel bat and the other was a Daubenton's bat which is about the size of a hamster. The Daubenton's purred audibly like a cat when stroked
Back again after a lovely meal of Cajun chicken.
The best experience I have had recently during our outdoor activities was caving and seeing bats hanging everywhere,
one of my colleagues sent me this photo its not great but it was very exciting to see at the time. I think they were horseshoe bats
The best experience I have had recently during our outdoor activities was caving and seeing bats hanging everywhere,
one of my colleagues sent me this photo its not great but it was very exciting to see at the time. I think they were horseshoe bats
Time to turn in. I need to admit defeat with the songs @Lyn W. Maybe I'll dream something up
Sleep well everyone. See you tomorrow for the third and final day of Adam's party - which I presume ends in the US time zones as Adam wouldn't want our American friends to be short-changed on partying.
Sleep well everyone. See you tomorrow for the third and final day of Adam's party - which I presume ends in the US time zones as Adam wouldn't want our American friends to be short-changed on partying.
That is SO COOL!!!Bats are cool. If it's similar to the Glaswegian Scots accent you haven't a hope of understanding it. A nice soft borders accent is more easily understood.
I have a friend from Shetland who is barely comprehensible. He says he's not speaking Gaelic but I'm not always convinced
I love bats too. When I was young we had a bat expert staying at our house (long story) and he had two injured bats with him that he was caring for.
One was a tiny pipistrel bat and the other was a Daubenton's bat which is about the size of a hamster. The Daubenton's purred audibly like a cat when stroked
I sometimes think I would like to be a wildlife rehabber, but I know I'd be too upset whenever one didn't survive.
Wonderful!!!
