Some other wildlife and strange flying creatures...
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Thankyou - both of them have been a bit under the weather with a bit of a tummy bug, but hopefully will have cleared up by then, as it will be nice to meet up again.trish g said:hi james,dont know what the duck is,but i do know gelert and guto when i see them :wub: :wub:
they are both looking good and hope they are ready for holbeach :thumbsup:
see you both soon.
Thankyou. Yes, the second one is a lapwing. We have a lot of widgeon on the lake behind, they are of a similar size but differently marked, and very nervous. This little one was very friendly and came right up to the bank to have her photo taken. It took quite a lot of searching but looks very much like this one, a Ring Necked Duck, which are apparently 'rare winter vagrants' in the UK.Janimal said:Is it a widgeon??
http://www.wildlifeartiststudio.com/Birds/...idgeon_duck.htm
and a lapwing??
Brilliant pictures btw.. :cheers:
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