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dpack
Joined: 02 Jul 2005 Posts: 45487 Location: yes
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Posted: Fri Jul 10, 20 2:29 pm Post subject: |
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he is a bit vocal at times but the squeaks and screams were awesome, far better than the ones from above when he lost a cabbage, and we saw a head doing gravity through a 100 ft from below
wildlife can be fun, my revenge of the bait shriek was quite good, never ever spike yourself on a gurnard
it hurts and unless you can find coagulants you might bleed out through a hole no bigger than a darning needle one
i decided to see if letting a big caterpillar in kernow walk on me was safe, there were quite a few, and they were rather active, by the time it had got to my elbow the trail was going rather red and sore on the back of my hand, i relocated it, without harm to the pillar, before it got to my armpit and had the line for a couple of months
tt often teases me about my close relationship with wildlife but it does have merit if only in that incidents with cat 1,2 or 3 critters do educate one for playing with cat 4 ones than can easily kill you by whatever means:lol:
i still fancy a 3 environment* vivarium full of little, pretty, toxic frogs
*clean swamp+damp land+"tree"(small tree to fit in the double box)+ something still eating the bugs that make it toxic etc
i could do it but do i need the tension?
when there was a toddler in the house it seemed daft even though i was asked if i might play by very froggy folk, perhaps the mutt can take his chances
no
and i would never want to ask the neighbours "can i have my frog back please?"
i never want to play with hardcore snakes, a big one that is not very toxic(11 1/2' long, thigh size in the middle , about 45 kg before he had lunch) is my limit for the long chaps
cobra with nowt but a few feet between me and it was enough to convince me i am not a hardcore snake wrangler
(snake hunter, perhaps, they are delicious) |
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dpack
Joined: 02 Jul 2005 Posts: 45487 Location: yes
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dpack
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Posted: Sat Jul 11, 20 12:57 pm Post subject: |
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bird town news is good here
lots of young uns, new visitors to the restaurant include a thrush family
although i have had a few tipi hedron birds in the face moments we now have an understanding, i am harmless and useful things /do not panic
the sammison saga continues with the tale of the lost tail, no idea how it happened(violence is plausible) but stumpitu has only a third of what he should have, ouch and embarrassing
mice can be quite fierce but it may have been accident or enemy action, i will never know
sparrow world has quite a few youngsters, the clutch of 3 rather grey ones and a tweed 2 that seem to belong to justin's nest are doing will with auntie tweed acting as a very diligent handmaid:roll:
plantation life or are the "tweed genes" in the family?
if i have it right justin (who is very butch and dominant in the colony)is one clutch up from tweed, ie she is his little sis.
the boy eye make up thing is almost certainly for life, i can still tell them apart if i get a good look at them
with girls it might be feet and legs, the feather patterns are beyond me so far |
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gz
Joined: 23 Jan 2009 Posts: 8608 Location: Ayrshire, Scotland
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gz
Joined: 23 Jan 2009 Posts: 8608 Location: Ayrshire, Scotland
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dpack
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gz
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Mistress Rose
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buzzy
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dpack
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