1 rescue
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Aww!! Pictures!? 
One of my other cats caught sight of a weasel on the other side of the conservatory bi-fold windows and he was doing his tiny nut trying to get at it although I am not sure who would have won that one.
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https://lovehoneyforum.com/t/images-to-share-in-topics/259586/606
@Wood-Nymph’s cat linked as requested
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Weasel’s can be tricky
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I’ve been meaning to do a list of all the birds we’ve been having, but I’m really pleased to say that the nuthatches have returned!! There’s one local one that has been around for a few days at least. I have got a picture of a fledgling one that we rescued a few years ago. I will link it here as it’s difficult to find pictures otherwise: https://lovehoneyforum.com/t/images-to-share-in-topics/259586/703
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Oh nice! They’re gorgeous the Bengal cats. I think there’s supposed to be very clever? And want loads of attention all the time? That sounds like our Minnie but on steroids, I think she alone is enough!
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Oh wow, lucky you having weasels! We’ve never had them here before. Saying that that’s probably a good thing we didn’t have them as we had rabbits for years…
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I will post a picture or two of our girl Min soon, I’ve already uploaded a few pictures but err.. none of the cat! and waiting for mod approval, they’re a bit out the comfort zone for me so we’ll see how that goes first and then I’ll post some more
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A very lucky walk with a Kestral, Buzzard, Red kite all along the fields near the river.
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Hey @Bigiain nice to find a fellow birder on here! I’m a bit of a novice but I try 
i’m just bringing you here as this is the nature section. Thank you so much for sharing those pictures, absolutely gorgeous! You’ve really picked out the details as well, I would love to see puffins, am I guessing you are in Scotland? As a lot on the forum seem to live that way.
The wee penny bun mmm I can taste that from here!! 
We do have cormorants here, they’ve settled over the past two years also, it’s ever so strange because I’ve always thought of them as a sea bird. So it’s kind of hard to see them here but they come over a lot in the winter, the water has improved with the canal so we get quite a lot of fish. Sometimes when the sun shines in a certain way it picks out the colours. Perch and roach is what the anglers tell me. But they love the fish.
I’ll try and post a list of all the birds we have here, I keep meaning to but messages get lost in the forum very easily. But thanks for sharing, and please do keep sharing!! 
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You make it sound like everyone in Scotland is on the forum @Hannahnim and is highly kinky. 
It’s the kilts you see. Nothing underneath them to obstruct access 
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Well I am officially 50% Scottish and probably ever so slightly on the kink scale.
Have been known to wear a kilt (more often than not) if we go out somewhere and I have to get dressed 
We both love wildlife and have spotted some wonderful stuff over the years, (or more honestly) my o/h has pointed something out.
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There’s a wee portion of Scotland on here I can tell you that!! 
And they’re all living their best lives bonking like mountain rabbits on all that haggis and fresh air while poor me and @WillC are left choking on black country smog !
I’ve discovered myself how a naughty outfit can bring out a different side in me and can fully agree those pantsless kilt outfits are not helping to tame them one bit!! 
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Ornithology the Scot’s way, consensually showing the worm to catch the bird.
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oh dear who needs comedy with you lot!! even a bird watching board turns into something naughty!! 
P.s. trying to choose my words very carefully, i’ve had far too many reprimands recently… 
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So the lovehoney word of the day is
Hornithology - Randy birdwatchers
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We will do our best to keep you out of trouble, not that I think you have caused any issues for anyone
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i’m crying!!! 
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We are all Hornithologists
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