A Few From Barons Haugh

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Linda257 wrote: Mon Feb 16, 2026 10:13 pm
Jacksparrow wrote: Mon Feb 16, 2026 8:37 pm Cracking view Linda :clap: . It's not a bird that enjoys being out in the open. :shake:
Normally I would agree with you JS but this one entertained me and my son for a good 15 mins or so as we waited for an otter :shrug:
Water Rail just half time entertainment then while the Otter decided to put in an appearance.
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It wasn't quite Barons Haugh but canny be bothered starting another post.
These were taken in Bishopton close to Erskine

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Hmmm.. I replied to this earlier, but now it's gone! Fab variety, Goldeneye and Little Grebe... and a strange pale ducky-wucky... luffly stuff Linda!
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Linda257 wrote: Thu Mar 05, 2026 9:33 am It wasn't quite Barons Haugh but canny be bothered starting another post.
These were taken in Bishopton close to Erskine
Looks another great place Linda. The pale duck does look odd :)
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PimperneBloke wrote: Thu Mar 05, 2026 5:41 pm Hmmm.. I replied to this earlier, but now it's gone! Fab variety, Goldeneye and Little Grebe... and a strange pale ducky-wucky... luffly stuff Linda!
Oh gremlins in the system or maybe it didn't recognise you as a user cos you were being nice :shrug: :D ......yeah Mrs Mallard was a tad odd looking...cheers PB
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SnappyMac wrote: Thu Mar 05, 2026 6:08 pm
Linda257 wrote: Thu Mar 05, 2026 9:33 am It wasn't quite Barons Haugh but canny be bothered starting another post.
These were taken in Bishopton close to Erskine
Looks another great place Linda. The pale duck does look odd :)
Thanks SM, this place is right in the middle of a massive brand new housing estate, so was nice to see wildlife is important to them. I shall return as they have Kingfishers aswell but too quick fir me that time!
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It's so nice to sit and watch the kingies again On the River

And as I wait Mr toad was at my feet

Sorry am being a tad lazy with pics as late , it's tiring sitting in the sunshine :shrug:
Must be tiring building a nest!


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Nice ones, Linda. I never see toads or frogs, perhaps you'd gone bare foot and they were attracted to the hairy webbing? :P
Lovely to see Kingie :)
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Lovely photo's of the kingfisher Linda, I did see one fly by a week or so ago, but needless to say no picture again... :shake: A different view of a nuthatch, up the right way, on the ground, mouthful of mud :laugh:
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Lazy or not another good set of images. :clap:
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