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EllieMay

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Good evenooning everyone.

I have a few photos of our tinies today.


Other admissions included hedgehogs, a buzzard, a couple of kestrels and field vole mum with her brood.

A builder found the nest in a bucket in his van when he got to a job this morning, apologised to his customer and drove them straight to us. He returned to the customer after dropping them off .

WOW! I’m in awe of your facility! What a wonderful place. I love that your doing this and anxiously look for your updates. I think this is the most heart-warming thing (to me) that I read about these days!
 

JoesMum

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Did you know that you are not allowed to keep the hat!!! I was devastated when I found out:D

I imagine that your sister hired the gown, hood and mortar board as most people do. :D

I didn’t get to wear one at my graduation as female graduands wore a sort of black square beret at Lancaster University. JoesDad got to wear one (we met there) and our daughter did too. They had changed the dress code at Lancaster by the time Daughter graduated 30 years after us.

The hood colouring is unique to each university.
 

Cathie G

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Good evenooning everyone.

I have a few photos of our tinies today.

Starting with House Sparrows. The biggest in this nest was admitted on Sunday and is about a week old.

The other three were admitted this morning with the smallest hatching on the journey in and so it would be about 3 hours old
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And this House Sparrow looked like those last week. It’s about a fortnight old
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Then we have a 2-3 week old wren
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And a Goldfinch that also started as a pink hatchling and is a couple of weeks old. It’s grown and feathered a lot since Monday
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Other admissions included hedgehogs, a buzzard, a couple of kestrels and field vole mum with her brood.

A builder found the nest in a bucket in his van when he got to a job this morning, apologised to his customer and drove them straight to us. He returned to the customer after dropping them off .
Your rescue facility is amazing. I can see why you found your calling.
 

Ben02

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I imagine that your sister hired the gown, hood and mortar board as most people do. :D

I didn’t get to wear one at my graduation as female graduands wore a sort of black square beret at Lancaster University. JoesDad got to wear one (we met there) and our daughter did too. They had changed the dress code at Lancaster by the time Daughter graduated 30 years after us.

The hood colouring is unique to each university.
Nottingham have the green hood colouring. She got her hat and gown from the Uni, but she had to leave a deposit. My parents got to go in and watch it in real life while “the plebs” (me and my grandparents) watched it on the big screen in the lecture hall.

What did you study?
 

Cathie G

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I want to get a nice camra to do photography but not break the budget. Anyone have any recommendations?
I'm really not suggesting this if you know how to do settings etc on a camera. But I love an LG smartphone's camera. And the saying "your best camera is the one you have with you."
 

Maro2Bear

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For long time CDRrs, you all recall the leaning pine trees, then the fallen trees, then my process of cutting them up into rounds, and stacking them up. So, now that all the top jungle of twigs, pine cones and all branches are gone (shredded or burned) I can work on the splitting. Thus the new tool.

Log Wheels Waiting to be Split

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A Wheelbarrow Full

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DE42

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For long time CDRrs, you all recall the leaning pine trees, then the fallen trees, then my process of cutting them up into rounds, and stacking them up. So, now that all the top jungle of twigs, pine cones and all branches are gone (shredded or burned) I can work on the splitting. Thus the new tool.

Log Wheels Waiting to be Split

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A Wheelbarrow Full

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Did that for years when I lived with Mom and Dad. Now I have electric heat.
 
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