We also went and visited the London Wetlands, and we enjoyed it very much. I was a little disappointed not being able to get a picture of a great spotted woodpecker (flaggspett) but at leats we saw one. And it was a bit surrealistic walking around there, with birds all around, lakes and reeds, planes flying low over our heads and London city very close. But lovely though, we do recommend it!
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| A lovely duck...who was chatting with us |
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| Another lovely duck..sorry, but do not know what they are. |
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| This is a black swan.. |
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| Since I have found my prince, I leave the kissing of frogs to others, but can tell where they are |
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| This horrible coot (sothøne) tried to drown this chick. We dont know if it was hers or someone elses.. |
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| Look at this! The poor chick was screaming |
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| Help! Help! (translated from coot´sk) |
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| But the chick was strong and survived..maybe it just made it leave home? |
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| A reed bunting (sivspurv) |
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| Little grebe (dvergdykker) They puff their feathers up and gather heat from the sun to the bum, before diving. |
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| And here with food for their young one |
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| A heron (Hegre) |
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| A beautiful duck from somewhere in the world.. |
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| Nope, dont know this one either.. |
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| but this is a hooded merganser (hjelmfiskand) |
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| Not a duck, but highland cattle |
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| Heard about the two antennas getting married? |
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| Wedding was ok, but the reception was great! |
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| When you look at this picture, it does remind you of the dinosaurs, doesnt it? |
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| Might be a prince... |
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