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Oh, I see - they're for all the folkses to enjoy. That's lovely.
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Took a walk down to the lakes today.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gh4jcP1ufg
Look out for the treegulls. Seriously.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gh4jcP1ufg
Look out for the treegulls. Seriously.
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I thought your were the last person alive in Devon for a while. A nice peaceful stroll. 
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What a beautiful place!
You are so fortunate to live there Willpar
. Treegulls are so sweet
, but those sheep were looking suspiciously at you filming them

Jacksparrow wrote:I thought your were the last person alive in Devon for a while.
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Hi Butterfly. It is a nice place to visit. I only go down there in winter, as there is a better chance of seeing more water birds. Sometimes in spring to see baby ducks. Not quite cold enough yet though. I was pleased to see a pair of swans, and was able to get quite close to them. The fresh water lake is probably man made as there is a dam at the far end where the mock castle is. Has an overflow that goes into a tidal basin. Very popular with people. I was surprised to see the gulls in the trees. There were loads of them, some flew off as I got nearer. The horses and sheep were on the way down to the lakes, just showing what is along the way. As well as the woods. Is a very nice walk.
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Egret AND heron !! Excellent spots, Willpar.
The swan behaviour was most interesting: the second one observed the 'head-rubbing' of the first, and looked as if it wanted to help, and then imitated it. Sympathetic.
The grey horse at 0.47: looked like - dare I say it - a Suffolk Punch
. Could it be ?!?!?!?!
Worth a long walk just to see that.
Excellent vid, as always, Willpar
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The swan behaviour was most interesting: the second one observed the 'head-rubbing' of the first, and looked as if it wanted to help, and then imitated it. Sympathetic.
The grey horse at 0.47: looked like - dare I say it - a Suffolk Punch
Worth a long walk just to see that.
Excellent vid, as always, Willpar
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Hi placi, to be honest I did not know what a Suffolk Punch was, so had to look it up. The pics I seen online showed that they were a solid colour that looks like chestnut, and they seem to be bigger. So I am at a loss as to say what the one in the video is. I did like the braids though.
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Very nice willpar. I was surprised to see Gorse and Perrywinkles in flower. You are certainly well ahead us in the SW midlands.
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The postbox decorations brought a blast from the past, Willpar. I wonder in how many areas of the country they would be safe.
The wee violet was very cute and I have an excellent recipe for Arboreal Game Pie

The wee violet was very cute and I have an excellent recipe for Arboreal Game Pie