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I am surprised as I assumed cows stopped grazing at night. Why is it her last supper?
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It was almost midnight.
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After her last supper, she will have a short rest. Her next meal will be an early breakfast.
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Cows aren’t ruled by clocks like silly people are! Nice to get a glimpse of a passing bat too 🙂
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When I switch my head torch on at night on the marsh, I’m usually surprised by the number of bats zooming every which way around my head.
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Do you know what sort of bats you have on the marsh? I assume the ones in my garden are pipistrelles. I think we attract the mozzies they like to eat! 🙂
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No, but a survey is to be carried out very soon.
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Oooh, that will be interesting 🙂
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At least I will have some idea of the type, or types, of bat that buzz me during darkness.
The marsh Slob-Galloway family has increased by one.
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Oh congratulations – is it called Frogmella?
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I’m feeling that Frogmella is not an appropriate name for a Slob-Galloway.
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