I saw Kate Bush wearing her Babooshka outfit at the Ardwick Apollo in 1979, that's something I never will forget, and she still is looking good now she is 50.
All I want for Yuletide is the promise of seeing the Nightjars back on Chat moss next summer and another Desert Wheatear as I missed the first one due to work
some waxwings in my garden posing for the camera ,a bit more luck next year tracking some hobbys down and if santa can fit me in an eos 7d camera please ps a sigma 2x tele converter would also be much appreciated
pair of wellies that don't leak,when you stand in the sea tring to get shots of waders on the shore. sign at penny telling dog walkers to keep thier dogs on a lead. loads of cd's and blu raysand of coarse loads of and i should be so lucky
-- Edited by JOHN TYMON on Sunday 6th of December 2009 06:39:05 PM
OK then: How about a newly arrived Siberian Thrush, - that would be quite nice, (either sex would do), skulking in the garden shrubbery on Christmas morning, seemingly trying to pluck up sufficient confidence to join the more self assured and larger White's Thrush gorging itself on windfall apples, and which has been giving frame filling views since early on Christmas Eve, to such an extent that we've been trying to shoo this latter bird away so that we can get better shots of the Sib. Thrush....
- Dream on ....
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1. The Migration Ecology of Birds - Newton - Book 2. Breeding Birds of Britain and Ireland: Nests, Eggs, Nestlings, Fledglings and Habitats - DVD
I am now just in the process of writing a letter to Santa...asking him to do his very best to help me to find someone to clear the credit card bill when it arrives in early Jan!
Perhaps a little late for some, but I am sure our loved ones, from time to time read what we put on here, so a chance to give a gentle remainder, perhaps or just a wish list.
Me I would like a nice copy of Audubon and his Journals 2 vols. pub 1976 or Birds of Siberia-Seebohm.