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Unless otherwise stated, this image is the copyright of the submitter. Contact them for permission to reproduce it. |  | | Description | Ducks by the stream at Downham village close to Pendle Hill, Lancashire. Photo taken on 04/10/10. Os grid reference SD.785441. |
| Posted Comments: AngieLake
(2010-10-04) | Has Meg P gone quackers? | Andy B
(2010-10-04) | Mmm, I don't know if this and the other animal shots are intended for the photo competition but I don't think animal shots really count as 'landscape' photography, photo competition b) is for landscapes | Sunny100
(2010-10-05) | Are there no animal lovers out there, only me perhaps! | Andreas
(2010-10-05) | No, you're not the only one! There is (at least) a second one.
And the photo is just great!
Well done
and Cheers! | Sunny100
(2010-10-05) | Thanks so very much Andreas, now i know there is another animal lover out in Meg Portal land. And i've picked up a few more points as well, i feel much better now. Cheers to you also! | cazzyjane
(2010-10-05) | Well I love them too and really like your photo! | Sunny100
(2010-10-05) | Thanks Cazzyjane glad to know there are some animal lovers out there. I was beginning to despair. I'm sure the ducks at Downham will be pleased or should that be 'going quackers'. Cheers. | AngieLake
(2010-10-06) | I guess we're all animal lovers, Sunny, it's just that this is a megalithic/ancient sites website. I already had stick for posting my dowsing plans, but at least they had something to do with stone circles and chambered tombs. (No offence meant, and I hope none taken?) | Sunny100
(2010-10-06) | Well, yes i agree with you, but other subscribers have submitted animal photos, so thought i had better join in. Don't know for certain who started this idea? Thanks again Angie. |
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