Model Boat Mayhem
Mess Deck: General Section => Chit-Chat => Topic started by: Neil on February 14, 2014, 08:07:27 pm
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Thought that would get you all looking.....saw this bird whilst I was driving over Cockerham sands this morning, just south of Lancaster on Morecambe bay.......it looks like an Egret but am not a bird watcher unless they have an inside leg of around 30" and a figure of 36 24 34.......so can anyone identify it, and is it a native bird or one blown in on the wind..............it was alone with no others of the same around.........never seen one before.
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looks like an Egret to me Neil
Dave
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Is it a chicken? :-)
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Nah it is one of these
http://ibc.lynxeds.com/photo/little-egret-egretta-garzetta/bird-breeding-plumage-perching-rock (http://ibc.lynxeds.com/photo/little-egret-egretta-garzetta/bird-breeding-plumage-perching-rock)
And Before ANYONE even thinks it Stav hasnt gone all Bill Oddy either
Dave
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Does it taste any good?
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yer all B*****y heathens {-) {-) {-) {-) {-)
thanks stav........went onto a bird watching site and asked the question..........and within minutes three people came back and yes, it's a little egret..............thanks all.
cheers, neil.
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Does it taste any good?
Bit like Swan.
Regards Ian.
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yes it is a egret egret
that lived in africa
then in the south of France
then in the north of France
now in England
it is very prolific
But it does not affect allocations
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We have a couple of egrets come to our lake for a spot of spear fishing now and then. They always pick the same spots at the edge as if they knew the best places
Mike
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Train them to rescue your boats! Make use of wildlife.
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With those feet I don't think they will swim that well and the lake is for sure too deep for it to wade {:-{
Mike
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Hi,
Flock loads out here in Oz!
Regards
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Hi,
Flock loads out here in Oz!
Regards
Many of the ones we get here are cattle egrets, they follow grazing cattle and pick up insects disturbed by the cattle.
Peter.