lindisfel
Expert
- Messages
- 5,853
Wild ones are bit spare but you can only get them as gifts from wildfowlers which I would only eat if my family was starving.@dunelm thanks for kindly sharing the tree you saw. I'll call it Joshua will U2? @gennepher hug for still feeling sleepy and getting wet but winner for an undamaged iPad, the duster and those owls. (Errol was a scatty owl in Harry Potter films.) @Annb I gave a like for managing to get a face to face appointment and some reassurance on the Oxygen levels. FYI anyone who enjoys goose but won't pay around £100 for one. These always seem as good as the very aspirational ones we bought from a respected Cambs supplier. Can't vouch for the Lidl ones being high welfare and antibiotic free though.
When Sir Peter Scott was ringing Snow Geese in Canada they virtually lived on Snow Geese as a ringing team that summer. These people are often not sentimental they are interested in specie survival.
One ringer followed a tracker on the uncommon Greenland White fronted Goose and found it in an Inuit fridge fully feathered still.
He would have been happier if it was a Pink foot.
D.