Yeah right, see them every day,,,,,
I think you will find they say that the increased sea ice is a result of the inspiring charge to Net Zero and proof it`s working. Hurrah !Those poor, poor climate emergency Guinnesss.
Oh won't anyone think of the climate emergency Guinnesss?
I was sincerely hoping no one with any sense would mention that.
I did have a black lab but it disappeared one day.
At a slight tangent to steak eating budgies, a small deer was run over about 100 yards from home on Wednesday . Kites were trying to get the carcase so I dragged it off the road and about 10 yards in to the field so the kites and anything else that wanted to tuck in wouldn`t become more road kill. By yesterday morning the carcase had gone. Totally gone, no fur, bones , nothing left. It wasn`t a muntjac but the next size up and must have weighed around 20-25kg I guess. What could have moved it ? No people could see it from the road, too heavy for a fox . I`m sure a badger could have moved it but they tend to eat on the spot and don`t do take away. The only logical conclusion is The Beast Of Bedfordshire ! Maybe I should look up in the trees to see if the carcase is there as Silsoe is just 4 miles away and I suspect a panther could cover 4 miles in 10 years :-
Definitely happened, I remember clearly dragging it in to the field and my surprise when it was gone the next morning. I hadn`t thought of aliens tbh, marginally less likely than a panther but equally exciting.Ahh, ok, I see what you mean.
Aliens maybe?
Or the possibility that it never actually happened?
How did you know ? Astonishing ! That`s your friday night viewing sorted.How about a killer rabbit with very sharp teeth
The edge of the earth isn`t in deepest darkest Bedfordshire . When I get home I`ll take a picture of where it isn`t just to prove it`s not there.
About 10 years ago there was an escaped Golden Eagle around for a couple of weeks. Norman was it`s name FFS. Who calls a Golden Eagle Norman.
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I reckon it was just sleeping
About 10 years ago there was an escaped Golden Eagle around for a couple of weeks. Norman was it`s name FFS. Who calls a Golden Eagle Norman.
Norman latest - the golden eagle has been spotted in Barton le Clay
Norman the escaped golden eagle is still enjoying his freedom and refusing to return home, despite his trainer getting within 20 feet of him.
I was living in Barton at the time and had chickens, ducks and a cat , I was worried in case any were taken for dinner. The dog weighed 44 kilos so was safe enough.
Happens. I put a pukeko to sleep with my car yesterday. Put another to sleep with the slug gun a few days ago. They are deep sleepers, ii used a spade to chop up the one i shot before i burried it and even that didnt wake him....I reckon it was just sleeping
I once shared a flat with a lady, and others, who got a cat, she said it was called Millie but we called it Norman.About 10 years ago there was an escaped Golden Eagle around for a couple of weeks. Norman was it`s name FFS. Who calls a Golden Eagle Norman.
Norman latest - the golden eagle has been spotted in Barton le Clay
Norman the escaped golden eagle is still enjoying his freedom and refusing to return home, despite his trainer getting within 20 feet of him.
I was living in Barton at the time and had chickens, ducks and a cat , I was worried in case any were taken for dinner. The dog weighed 44 kilos so was safe enough.
