Just the very presence of
RING-NECKED PARAKEET
would likely be clue enough for our more
Regular and Staunch Readers
to fathom where part of last week was spent?
No prizes for guessing
Kingston-upon-Thames
visiting
The family York
my daughter Lisa holding on to youngest family member
Elizabeth followed by Benjamin, Alexander and Frederick.
Not unusual for 'anyone' on such occasions, out comes the Canon
and the 'snapping' begins.
LIZZY LOU
BENNY
ALEX
and
FRED
Part of the duties of
Grandpa Bagsy
was to entertain the children while Mummy got on with other things.
What better way than to visit the play park
on the banks of the river where our very first encounter
was with c3 juvenile
RED-CRESTED POCHARD
not a species encountered so far this year which,
despite provenance, we added to the Note Book.
THAMES VIEW
and
juvenile
COOT
"Sitting in the park waiting for you" - Georgie Fame
Time to go home, via the reciprocal route and straight
into an adult
EGYPTIAN GOOSE
accompanying a
juvenile.
Next day there was a Birthday Party for Grandpa with presents,
mostly a variety of nuts as being his favourites.
Unfortunately, being a silly Grandpa I over-egged
the custard on yet another rendition by Benny of
Ten Green Bottles
the file size being too big for the log to cope with
and a fly past of the local
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