Went for a very slow stroll last night with my heavily bandaged knee (Cabin Fever )

Nest


First Cast - Landing him was a ******* with one good leg


Strange Sky Just as the rain started




Just as well for DF118's and Voltarol

Col

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That looks like Gull eggs?
How's the leg Colin?

Munro

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Do you ever catch small fish Colin.
I would say Lapwings eggs.
S.

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Ti's here beneath this sturdy bridge,where bats and moths do fly,
That the wily trout of the smallest size, against a rock doth lie. SKB tackle supporter. I love Furled Leaders.

Oyster Catcher I thought but not sure.

Only had a few hours just to get out but this brown could not resist

Col

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I will go with Mr Trout and a
say that they are Lapwing eggs

We call them peewits up here in the Shire

John

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Same here John, peewits, plovers, lapwings, but thinking about it now, Col may be right.
S.

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Ti's here beneath this sturdy bridge,where bats and moths do fly,
That the wily trout of the smallest size, against a rock doth lie. SKB tackle supporter. I love Furled Leaders.

they are indeed oyster catchers ,heres some i took when i was at work they had nested on a spoil(waste soil,rock heap) and we couldnt touch it until they had fully developed and left

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