Great Britain Swimmers on Sunday Stamps
As I have been 'missing' for quite a while I guess it is time for me to share a dip with an engaging British bird to be seen on many of our rivers
Dipper - 16 Jan 1980 |
Dippers are so-called because of their bobbing and dipping movements, They have the ability to dive and swim under water where they catch, among other things, small fish to eat.
However a fish I was always proud, as a boy, to catch when fishing would have been too large for the dipper - but the larger ones would have made a meal for me.
Perch - 26 Jan 1983 |
I suspect that the perch would also have made a meal for this mammal that used to frequent the rivers which ran through and near the village where I spent my youth.
Otter - 5 Oct 1977 |
I'm ashamed to say back then they were hunted by packs of otter hounds - although I never saw any being caught.
For more swimmers and to have a whale of a time visit the links at Sunday Stamps.
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