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π¦π¦ π¦π₯ brilliant! Xxxx
Carol thankyou ππππ
Beautiful, Oh to Fly Like a Bird. XXXX
I wish I could I would go round doing certain things that birds do just for the hell of it πππππππ
Well my husband this evening came indoors with a huge splat of seagull poo on his head!!! The blooming thing did it deliberately he said as he was sitting in the arbour and it dive bombed him. It was a horrible mess .... yuck! π€¨π‘π±π€©
I forgot to say what a great pic !! you should do a book of your photographs. π
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Wow! So good with the camera πX
Thankyou kittykat much appreciated hope your enjoying the warm weather it's been 32 here today π€ͺπ€ͺπππ
Very hot here too bit of rain at around 7 pm tho so damped it down a bitπX
What a great photo, to capture a bird in flight like that. Iβve been adopted by a seagull with a broken leg in my little menagerie of unwanted animals. Itβs one of the huge great black backed gulls but is frightened by even a sparrow. Some time I must try to get a photo.
Awwww he sounds lovley. What do you have in your menagerie sounds interesting are you are a rescuer for lots of different animals or just birds ππ
I have sheep, cats, chickens and one seagull.
Fantastic sounds like you enjoy caring and looking after them including the seagull ππ
I do enjoy looking after them and they make me happy π
And that's exactly what counts your happiness and getting that feeling from your family of feathers and fur πππππ
Yes they do....added to my list is the soothing effect of colorful fish in a fish tank...I can stare for hours...better than TV...makes my breathing very quiet and easy....
Sounds amazing. Where do you keep them all???
I have several fields. My sheep have 2 fields with a house in each, one of which is more like a luxury home, the chickens have several houses, one of which has their nests that they go into at night. The cats make themselves at home wherever it suits them at that moment. One cat who sadly is no longer here didnβt fit in at all with my other 2 cats. He was a very spoiled and pampered beloved pet of a lady who alas passed away. The cat was homeless so long story short he ended up with me. But it really wasnβt working out. Also heβd obviously been an indoor cat and was not liking this outdoor thing, with ground thatβs dirty. So I bought him his own car, and he was very happy. He had a kitty litter tray in the front and had beds and blankets throughout. I just made sure to keep a window open on whatever side the wind and rain werenβt coming from. But he was old and his back end gave out π’The problem with getting old, ill and otherwise rejected animals is I end up with a lot of vet fees, and heartbreak.
Still bless for the care you give. We must care for our four legged friends, they canβt do it for themselves.
Your life sounds wonderful though Iβm not sure about the temperatures where you live. But it must be very clean airπ
The space sounds like heaven.... I think Iβll be a sheep in one of your fields πππππ . Have you tried crowd funding to cover vets fees? Look at the amounts some people get doing that ! Itβs certainly a very worthwhile cause looking after the animals. Well done you. It canβt be easy!
Fabulous!! Blackbird6....absolutely fabulous.
Megππ
Thankyou Meg
Hope your all good weathers warming up here and finally summer is here ππ
A beautiful morning, after a stormy night.
Good weather expected for a few days!!
Enjoy your day.
Meg
Wow! Amazing photography! Thank you
Many thanks illawarra xxπππ
My wife took me to a place in the New Forest that rescues birds of prey and looks after them.
So get this;
They had 2 huge Golden Eagles with claws that could take your hand off or good as, they were that strong.
They had come from someone who had owned them quite legally, I believe, and kept them well and fed and watered from a very early age. Bred for captivity I suppose.
Anyway, the bird sanctuary had to teach this pair of magnificent awesome birds to FLY because they had never had to and did not have the room to, where they were kept.
I had to process that for a while because it seemed so wrong and cruel, which I still think it is, but for the eagles it was like not having a really boring, hard job to do; that is, have to fly around hunting because they had everything provided and were quite happy with that situation thank you very much.
I put my human βwow flying is so awesome and wish I could do thatβ attitude on the eagles which are apparently actually as affectionate and caring as a Terminator killing machine and would leave you far behind the second they thought that they were better off somewhere else!
And would happily never walk let alone fly if they didnβt have to.
Thought that was a really fascinating thing to learn! Funny old world
Very interesting story Phil. I think its cruel to cage any anima,. Did you get a photo of them x
I agree with you about caging anything, doesnβt sit well with me but again I sort of remember being told that where these eagles had been there was loads of room, the guys running the rescue place were quite adamant that the birds hadnβt been cruelly treated by confinement or maltreatment, it just seemed intrinsically wrong that they were captive anywhere. But thatβs people for you.
I did have pictures but donβt know where, if I find any I will put it on. They were enormous birds with very sharp beaks but actually kill with their talons and exerting enormous power in the grip, some amazing lb/square inch figure.
Another good one. Think you should send one to the Countryfile calender, you have loads that would be great x
Love the photo.
Damon1864Volunteer
Hi what a beautiful picture,have a great day and take care of yourself π Bernadette xx
Thank you....reminds me of a beautiful inspiring book...JONATHAN LIVING SEAGULL...what a great picture....the flight of spirit, my interpretation, really....
You really captured that well, lovely x x x
Flyer. So high up in the sky, lot's of fresh air and not a care in the world.
Seagull? I tried to reply w/pic ofβourβ big red eagle but as usual my technological limitations have held me back, Iβll try another way. Cool picπ
Wonderful shot. Well done, again.x
