There were actually two cygnets. One had already gone to sleep, this one was just snuggling under the duvet!
Swan and cygnet
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Re: Swan and cygnet
Very nice photo, Dave of a ba5tard and an apprentice ba5tartd
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Re: Swan and cygnet
davelumb wrote: ↑Sat Jun 09 2018 08:39 -and the reason bad language and back leads were invented! followed by the secret "white bucket on a string" techniqueIt is a shame they grow up to be such pains in the a**e!
daft bugger that I am I have actually rescued quite a few swans, I mean what was i thinking?
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davelumb wrote: ↑Sat Jun 09 2018 09:03 -I know that does make me laugh, Dave when I have gone to pick one up before people have said "be careful mate the can break your arm/leg!", have you ever tried to break a brick with a wine glass?Rescued swans - without having an arm broken?
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davelumb wrote: ↑Sat Jun 09 2018 08:39 -They can be usefulIt is a shame they grow up to be such pains in the a**e!
http://www.instructables.com/id/Gourmet ... t-Burgers/
or roast em, looks like venison, carves like beef, tastes like tuna
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Re: Swan and cygnet
Freako wrote: ↑Sat Jun 09 2018 14:21 -Ta. Mick. Just my trusty old (Nikon) compact.Very nice those Dave
Kev Berry wrote: ↑Sat Jun 09 2018 15:00 -I didn't know Her Maj ate burgers!davelumb wrote: ↑Sat Jun 09 2018 08:39 -They can be usefulIt is a shame they grow up to be such pains in the a**e!
http://www.instructables.com/id/Gourmet ... t-Burgers/
or roast em, looks like venison, carves like beef, tastes like tuna
Re: Swan and cygnet
davelumb wrote: ↑Sat Jun 09 2018 17:22 -all the unmarked swans belong to her, she can do as she likes with themFreako wrote: ↑Sat Jun 09 2018 14:21 -Ta. Mick. Just my trusty old (Nikon) compact.Very nice those Dave
Kev Berry wrote: ↑Sat Jun 09 2018 15:00 -I didn't know Her Maj ate burgers!davelumb wrote: ↑Sat Jun 09 2018 08:39 -They can be usefulIt is a shame they grow up to be such pains in the a**e!
http://www.instructables.com/id/Gourmet ... t-Burgers/
or roast em, looks like venison, carves like beef, tastes like tuna
curried swan, swan pie, swan in the hole, swan cakes, battered swan--- endless list of what you do with one
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Re: Swan and cygnet
We have an especially tame one on my syndicate, very considerate of lines, lifts legs right above and doesn't disturb a thing.
They also drown the canada geese chicks, which are becoming a massive problem.
They also drown the canada geese chicks, which are becoming a massive problem.