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	4:30 Fri 23 Jul 10
Didn't see much activity regarding food for the owlets. I saw the one mentioned below and one owlet was fed around 3:20 am your time and I let BOT know. Guess Karen Stoke is still up and watching. Glad to know you will be seeing better soon Elsie. Rosie's Mum in Toronto

	12:53 Fri 23 Jul 10
Thanks for the diary Vicky. Those swans are wonderful and native to this country, its lovely to see that they are rescued in the uk. Chris in Brisbane

	11:46 Thu 22 Jul 10
Elsie good news about your forthcoming surgery on you eyes i bet your pleased isn't it marvelous what they can do now, i noticed Dunnock in my garden about 5 or six year ago i love there little pinkish legs. I watched them do a courtship dance it was what made me look up what i was seeing it was beautiful to watch it really was then i watched them mate i was very lucky to do so. Vicky lol its sods law isn't it i recon the Kingfisher is on to you ha ha and is teasing you. I do hope you get lucky though with that camera of yours, as you are just Brilliant at taking a photo you really are its just natural to you, me i am hopeless. Thank you also for doing the Diary i miss the Diaries but fully understand Mr farmer is busy so when we get one they are appreciated. What a shame the Swan has flown what a shame for the other one left behind. Sue Notts how are you fairing are you sorted yet in the house with all the work you've had done hope so i bet your fed up if not?. Rosie's Mum i am on face book i love farm-ville so maybe you did find me its a shame i cant put my surname on here but if you have Elsie on Face book i am on her friends list, so that should narrow it down lol. I dont like to bother Mr Farmer with Emails as i think he is busy enough to be a secretary to us really. Karen Stoke

	10:41 Thu 22 Jul 10
Sorry Vicky I have just read the diary again and I now know that Mr Farmer has to find a lady swan. Val Perth

	10:38 Thu 22 Jul 10
Vicky thank you for your very welcome entry in th diary. I am so sorry to hear that there is only one black swan left on the lake but hopefully Mr Farmer will find a partner for him/her. Val Perth

	10:32 Thu 22 Jul 10
Elsie lovely to hear that you have a dunnock in your garden. I started off with one a few years ago, didnt know what it was till my nephew who is an avid bird watcher told me that it was a dunnock I now have about 6 of them and they are a joy to watch. Val Perth

	9:58 Thu 22 Jul 10
Have seen a rodent delivered at 21 -45 the littlest owlet had it I have let the barn owl trust know they will be glad to know of any food deliveries Pauline cornwall

	9:57 Thu 22 Jul 10
Both owlets have received a rodent each within 10 mins of each other and are busily pulling them apart and eating them now. My thanks also for the diary, Vicky. Gal Pam. Norfolk

	9:36 Thu 22 Jul 10
Owls on the ledge again I wish I could see the parents bringing food. Thanks for the diary Vicky. Janice,Leeds

	9:06 Thu 22 Jul 10
Thanks for the diary Vicky, better luck next time with the Kingfisher, they are quick so you will have to have your running shoes on next time :D Jan

	8:45 Thu 22 Jul 10
What is the round thing the magpies are eating? Elaine

	8:27 Thu 22 Jul 10
Hi all i've put a new diary on, hope you enjoy. Vicky

	6:49 Thu 22 Jul 10
Elsie, What wonderful news for you, I know you are really looking forward to being able to see properly again, your postings are really missed on here. But giving the condition of your eyes that is understandable. Cant wait for you to post regularly again, you are the sense of the forum. I also agree with you, Vicky and Karen Stoke please sign your postings and dont put anon as someone did earlier. I am sorry to read about the owlet, but also pleased the the BOT are going down to check on the other two. Elaine

	6:46 Thu 22 Jul 10
Sorry I meant Elsie having the cataract op haha perhaps I need stronger glasses - the name was obscured slightly by the decoration on the blog!...Jill

	6:44 Thu 22 Jul 10
Yes I was sad to read on the BOT diary of the death of the littlest owl probably due to starvation. Still, we were spared the horrendous sight of an act of cannibalism which if I remember correctly occured a couple of years ago - it might have been the Czec owls if I recall. But as they say the remaining two owlets are thriving and seem to be getting plenty of food so they will survive and fledge as healthy young birds. We've just had a downpour and thunder and lighting! Luckily I caught the early bus home otherwise I would have been soaked walking from the bus stop! We did need the rain but its still hot and muggy here. I've heard from my friend at Dungeness and she tells me that three Purple Heron chicks have been heard and little heads seen bobbing about above the reeds so hopefully will get to see them fledge sucessfully - the first breeding pair in the UK! Also the white-tailed lapwing is still around - he must like the climate of Kent! Elaine good luck with your cataract op - my dad had his second eye done last week - I'm sure you will feel so much better when you can see the cams clearly! Vicky are you at Denbury at the moment? If so I hope you can take some more of your lovely photos! I'll get the badger cam up now and see if I can catch you feeding them. Karen I hope your headache goes away soon - I get migraines so can sympathise - sleep is good so try and get some of that!..... ttfn .... Jill

	6:08 Thu 22 Jul 10
Sad news about the Owlet, but, like in humans it does happen. None of us like it but we can't change it. I have been watching a bird in the garden for a while and thought it was a Dunnock, anyway today I had a really close up of it and I was right as it is a Dunnock. First time I have ver seen them around here. Why do people put comments on the forum and not say who they are, we are all friends on here so it be nice if you would put a name to your comments. I hope this rain is finished now, and that we are not going have another wet Summer. It has been really cold here today. Abit of good news for the ones who know me, I have my second Cataract removed next Wednesday. I wll be able to get glasses then for using for the computer, you may get sick of hearing from me ha ha. Elsie

	6:00 Thu 22 Jul 10
17.59 One of the chicks has a mouse, not sure when this was dropped of by the adult owl as I have only just gone to the web cam. Bec

	5:37 Thu 22 Jul 10
Kingfisher on branch 5 34 darted away before i could get screen shot.hope you were lucky Vicky Marie xx

	3:20 Thu 22 Jul 10
Latest from the bot. 22nd, 2pm - as it has become apparent that the youngest owlet starved to death, we again welcome any observations of prey deliveries by the adults. If you can let us know what time you notice prey being delivered, that would be extremely helpful. We will also visit the site to check on the condition of the two remaining owlets. Chris

	3:09 Thu 22 Jul 10
such sad news about the owlet but that is nature and we have to accept it. I do hope that the adults will continue to feed the other two. We have a lovely warm and sunny day so I hope that mabel and the chicks are enjoying it. Val Perth