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Thursday. It's a bit windy out this morning. Lots of cloud about, but not too chilly. all the prep to do today for tomorrows dinner party, then make the place look like someone cares about it. I'll do that this afternoon/evening.
I hope this warmer weather doesn't wake tiggy up. It's too wet'n'windy for a wee lad.
There are a couple of foxes sniffing about on the green looking for anything to eat. they will find some scraps I've chucked out soon.
Yesterday afternoon It occurred to me that there were no birds about. Most unusual, so i went for a stroll along the lane where I spied a pair of buzzards patrolling over the fields just about 100 yards away from my bungalow. Such beautiful birds, even if they are very efficient killing machines. But they only kill to eat. That's nature. They were about for a couple of hours. It normal to see them over the river.
Have a happy day everyone.
I hope this warmer weather doesn't wake tiggy up. It's too wet'n'windy for a wee lad.
There are a couple of foxes sniffing about on the green looking for anything to eat. they will find some scraps I've chucked out soon.
Yesterday afternoon It occurred to me that there were no birds about. Most unusual, so i went for a stroll along the lane where I spied a pair of buzzards patrolling over the fields just about 100 yards away from my bungalow. Such beautiful birds, even if they are very efficient killing machines. But they only kill to eat. That's nature. They were about for a couple of hours. It normal to see them over the river.
Have a happy day everyone.
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G'day Boaty.
Hopefully Tiggy will stay sleeping.
What gastronomic delight will you be serving up tomorrow?
Err we don't feed foxes out here, well a bit of lead maybe.
We get quite a lot of hawks but the Magpies see them off pretty quickly, quite amazing to see birds take on raptors 2 or 3 times their own size.
Hopefully Tiggy will stay sleeping.
What gastronomic delight will you be serving up tomorrow?
Err we don't feed foxes out here, well a bit of lead maybe.
We get quite a lot of hawks but the Magpies see them off pretty quickly, quite amazing to see birds take on raptors 2 or 3 times their own size.
Thanks oz. I shall do my best. They are very good friends. :o}
Your foxes have a much freer existence than ours. It's rare to see them anywhere too near a livestock farm. They would soon be seen off by mum! Believe it or not, pet dogs are more of a problem to sheep farmers, well, the owners of the dogs really. Some people should not be allowed to own any pet!
Your foxes have a much freer existence than ours. It's rare to see them anywhere too near a livestock farm. They would soon be seen off by mum! Believe it or not, pet dogs are more of a problem to sheep farmers, well, the owners of the dogs really. Some people should not be allowed to own any pet!
Got the results back on youngest Ozzys ankle scans today.
Appears he has a fractured left talus, os trigonum also in the left ankle and arthritis in the right ankle due to another fracture some years back.
Oh well off to Sydney to see a specialist, couldn't get an appointment before end of Jan, tad disappointing having to wait about 6 weeks.
Appears he has a fractured left talus, os trigonum also in the left ankle and arthritis in the right ankle due to another fracture some years back.
Oh well off to Sydney to see a specialist, couldn't get an appointment before end of Jan, tad disappointing having to wait about 6 weeks.
It'll go home airmail mate! I object to it using my garden as a toilet!
The young oz will find it will get worse unless the specialist can do something about all the problems with both ankles. I hate to say it but it is likely to curtail a lot of his activities. You're climate will be a help to him however. The cold and damp would not do him any favours.
The young oz will find it will get worse unless the specialist can do something about all the problems with both ankles. I hate to say it but it is likely to curtail a lot of his activities. You're climate will be a help to him however. The cold and damp would not do him any favours.
