WE ARE CUSTODIANS OF THE PLANET AND HAVE A DUTY TO CARE FOR IT.
For the past 18 years I've had the privilege of watching and caring for the resident Swans on our local river estuary. I have been charmed and fascinated by their parental skills and beauty in the water, they are Simply Superb Swans.
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Friday, 7 November 2014
Flu.
I am currently suffering from the flu, so there won't be too many posts during this time. I have only missed feeding the river birds about 5 times during the last 10 years and currently other members of the Trust will take over until I get better.
We watched the two resident swans last week ...see off quite fiercely ..three other intruders, As the signets glided gracefully up river behind them from the Bailey Bridge. The intruders left immedialty ...very impressive sight.
Wonder if it's bird flu?
ReplyDeleteSorry to disappoint you, But the latest medical opinion is it's not flu but a stomach bug.
ReplyDeleteGet better soon!
ReplyDeleteWhy do wild birds need feeding? hasnt this created a dependency and over population?
ReplyDeleteHow are you doing these days Joe, hope the stomach bug has left you alone and you are beginning to fill better.
ReplyDeleteWe watched the two resident swans last week ...see off quite fiercely ..three other intruders,
ReplyDeleteAs the signets glided gracefully up river behind them from the Bailey Bridge. The intruders left immedialty ...very impressive sight.
Hope you're recovered from the flu! Haven't heard from you in a while. Looking forward to new posts in the blog!
ReplyDeleteFeel better and soon Joe, we all miss you !
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