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Yep it’s Benidorm. The nesting gulls are on Peacock Island which is the island you can see from the prom. I thought someone who has been there might have got that.
Well done again lmb.that fish is a common hogfish.
they have been around longer than people realise. a cross between pig and a carp actually.
They can grow to huge sizes, up to 40lb. Anglers are catching them using bits of bacon as bait. Be aware of their sharp teeth if you go fishing for them.
Apparently the Asian community roast them over barbeques, just like roasting a hog, I’m led to believe the taste is a cross between pork and whitefish.
I’m also told the Limey has a few small ones in there.I bet you thought you got away with that edit 7 hours after your initial reply.
I liked your first reply better, I assume that now deleted version was written before you realised what today was.
Absolutely genuine this. I noticed a number of coal tits this morning, but wasn’t quite sure what these birds in your picture were, John. So I’ve just Googled “red head tits”.
Whata mistakea to makea. :blush: :blush:
ha ha, nowt sacred on the web eh.
I was surfing today, researching the London Emission Zone, got fed up with continually typing the full nane so put in LEZ,
Jesus can you imagine.lolAnyway the birds in the photo(top one) are male goldfinches, aka Goldies.
and the bottom photo is a ……?I met a man on his narrow boat at Rufford Lock. He was a summer visitor.
He spent the summer cruising the canals, then flew to Lanzarote for the winter.
Here’s another bird. Notice anything different from your regular swans?
This bird has been resident on the Ribble at Ribchester for a few years now. Always cadging bait.
Name please.
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