Here's one for all you Ray Mear types out there. The tracks on the left leading toward the base of the stone wall are made by the same bird species as those on the right leading away from the wall. You'll have to thing a bit out of the box to work out why the two sets are so different! The supplier of the first correct answer will receive a free week (that' seven whole days) of hair and beauty advice from Slaphead.
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Hows about.. a Corvid hopping to the wall but taken by a stoat or similar then dragged away? Please, please, I need hair treatment so bad!!
Good guess, but only something for the weekend and a bit of talc on the back of the neck for you. A whole week is still on offer for one lucky punter who can work this one out.
the left one is an American passerine going about its business,the right one is the same American passerine being flushed for a better shot.Looks like I get to keep my hair tonic for another week.
The tracks look quite small. Erm. Robin hops towards wall, grabs worm or the like and drags it away to eat, leaving the drag marks as it goes.
Song Thrush
The tracks on the left are obviously Mouse tracks. As for the double bird tracks on the right, who cares, my hair is perfect!
And mine, thank god for poundland
Donald Duck accompanied my Mickey Mouse.
YOUR Mickey mouse,Maurice?
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