NEW BINOCULARS New Binoculars by Peter Hanscomb One piece of equipment that I have been looking to update is my old pair of Nikon binoculars. I find binoculars useful when out and […]
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The Weavers No not the folk group from the late 1940’s and 1950’s, but a large family of very different birds from Africa. There are over 100 different species of ‘weaver’ bird and I was fortunate to come across 11 of these amazing little birds (approx. 17-25cm) during my visit to Tanzania earlier this year. Here is […]
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WILDLIFE – THE MAGPIE MAGPIE , Pica pica The Eurasian Magpie , more commonly known as just the Magpie ( Pica pica ) is a member of the crow family and undoubtedly one of […]
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THE HIDE – MAGPIE Friday 3rd May 2024 Ok , it’s only just the beginning of May, but here’s a date or dates for your diary in June , plenty of notice , the […]
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Inquisitive This baby elephant (see also Peek-a-Boo) as I’ve said before was thought to be less than two weeks old when we happened upon his small herd, but boy was he so inquisitive and a handful for his mum and sisters. On this occasion we were sat a good distance from him and his mum watching […]
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