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November 15, 2005 - more meds |
Four mediterranean gulls (2 ads, 2nd w & 1st w) were at Long Strand this morning, with 2 little egrets and a greenshank on Kilkeran Lake. |
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November 15, 2005 - geezer |
| Posted by Carmo |
species drying up for you is probably a good thing for two reasons:
a) you won't catch my irish list, and
b) you won't catch my irish list....
seeing as you have pretty much won the patch year comp, i feel happy saying that :)
hahahaaa |
November 15, 2005 - i'll getcha yet! |
| Posted by col |
| don't you worry fella - i'll have yer list before ya know it! |
November 15, 2005 - More meds |
| Posted by Pariah |
| I passed you out old man.Col can do it too!;) |
November 18, 2005 - Untitled Comment |
| Posted by C |
| I see med gulls fae ma windee mate, they're kak. Now, a penduline tit on the other hand......... Get on it, lazy arse. |
November 18, 2005 - cronin you spaz |
| Posted by col |
| oi cronin - you will be in a position to be commenting when you actually find summat different from yer window! Shurely its about time you dreamt up another dodgy aquila species flying over, non? |
November 18, 2005 - It's all about jays mate |
| Posted by C |
Aquilas me arse, ten a penny as far as Im concerned. 7 jays last week mate - fae ma windae. Other windae species include Bony's (found via ma windae), American Herring gull, Little eejit, great n diver, and pom skua. And if you include other windaes I have had in my time, olive backed pipit, storm petrel, hen harrier and barnacle goose. So shut it, ye of the opaque windaes!!!!
Was that a spotted eagle just gone past - (Owen????)
In any case, it's all aboot jays - and socks of course, you can never have enough socks. |
November 18, 2005 - Window ticks |
| Posted by Harry |
Ah, I've had feck all from my window (less of the OBP, C!), but have had Waxwings from the front door.
Feck all in east Cork today, mind!
H |
November 19, 2005 - Untitled Comment |
| Posted by Carmo |
| well, I've had grey-headed lapwing, brown-eared bulbul, oriental turtle dove and tree sparra from mae windae!! |
November 19, 2005 - Untitled Comment |
| Posted by C |
| fecker. How many Franklins Gulls did ya have today tho - not as many as me I'll bet! |
November 19, 2005 - windaes |
| Posted by col |
| I'd just like to point out that as the only true scotch fecker amongst ye, t'is only I that can actually claim to have had <i>anything</i> oot me windae!!! All of ye must be satisfied with the paltry amounts you've strung from your windows! Anyhoo, oot me window this week I've mostly been seeing med gulls, or did you know that already! |
November 21, 2005 - Untitled Comment |
| Posted by Anonymous |
Hi Col,
True, but you will notice that I referred to 'out of my window', hence not appropriating the Scottish vernacular. Perhaps I should have said 'out of me window, like'...?
Could you make one of the Kilkerran Goldeneye into a Barrow's, please? The thought of heading up north for one doesn't really excite me....
H |
November 22, 2005 - More meds |
| Posted by Pariah |
Best I ever had was an eastern jackdaw...but maybe thats cos i actually GO OUT looking for birds rather than being a lazy arse and starin out me windae all day but.
;)
Yis are all useless...i was gone for four days and yis found sweet FA!!
good man dennis for doin some work!;)
Pariah |
November 22, 2005 - Finds |
| Posted by Anonymous |
Hi Owen,
Andre found the Long-billed Dow, so not just Denis finding birds....
H |
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