1703
In
sharp contrast to yesterday the sun has been shining for most of today
and with no wind to talk of and little cloud it has been almost
Spring-like. After what was probably THE BEST Christmas Day I have ever
experience attentions once again have to turn to the archive and the
continuation of travels through Colombia. Our day was full of good
people, delicious food, fine wine, jaunty conversation and capped for me
by a couple of Janet's Pickled Onions - easily pleased but they just
'hit the spot'. Hugh had been telling me for weeks now that this is
singularly his favourite day of the year, with my main thought being
that our friendship flourished after a chance meeting in
Sri Lanka 2007.
HUGH left, JANET behind telescope.
My friend ALEX ROBINSON with the 'dreads' and gnat-bite.
HUGH and I enjoying a cup of Chi.
There was also an unexpected CHRISTMAS PRESENT from all of our readers as no fewer than 1703
of you 'logged on' to read yesterday's Post. This is the single highest
'day count' since the inception of the Bagsy Blog and overtakes the
previous record of 1532 by 171 which was recorded on 27/08/2010 the day I
found this
RED-NECKED STINT
at Ferry Bridge, Portland, Dorset
Looking
back through the day totals in every year thus far Christmas Day had
attracted the lowest number of readers in each year and once again it
was the United States of America that made up the bulk of the count (see
'day list Top Ten' below). So, ever onward and the second of 3 intended
visits to Colombia.
ALTO GALAPAGOS - CLOUD FOREST
BLACK-BACKED BUSH-TANAGER
STYGIAN OWL
'Esential, first get acquainted with the local
POLICE FORCE!
RUSTY FLOWERPIERCER
STEELY-VENTED HUMMINGBIRD
The Paparazzi gets another exclusive on
KATE!
ANDEAN COCK-of-the-ROCK
LACRIMOSE MOUNTAIN TANAGER
MOUNTAIN CHILDREN
MUNCHIQUE WOOD-WREN
WHITE-TIPPED QUETZAL
CRIMSON-MANTLED WOODPECKER
EL FLORIDA and
EL DORADO
there's gold in them there hills!
GOLD-RINGED TANAGER
GOLDEN FRONTED REDSTART (again).
GREY-CHEEKED NUNLET
The people of
LOS NEVADOS
Entry | Pageviews |
---|---|
United States
|
1966 where did that come from?
|
United Kingdom
|
791
|
Poland
|
186
|
Russia
|
80
|
Germany
|
53
|
Estonia
|
44
|
China
|
29
|
Canada
|
18
|
France
|
9
|
Australia
|
5
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