Yve_Clark
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If you pm Steve Bullman...he'll be the man for the job
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Thanks David...that makes sense to a novice fungi finder Look forward to finding out the id.
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In English please Sorry Dave! This sort of thing then?
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I'm very much looking forward to seeing, and utilising, the finished forum...amazing amount of work and dedication must be going into setting it up My humble little offering.....
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They're dying in Scotland too. Lost my two this year
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Nice work guys Every day brings a new piece of knowledge
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Hmmmm....I'm not sure. It's difficult to tell which species they are as both the Adonis and Common Blue females have an amount of blue colouring and the amount of colouring varies on them both. Isn't the Adonis male usually very bright blue in colour? Your photo of the male appears to have a lighter blue colouring, which would suggest the Common Blue, but you have the advantage of having seen them with your naked eye. On the males, the Adonis has black bands on the wing fringes...difficult to tell from your photo if those are black bands. Perhaps the vetch is the deciding factor then??
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Hama, both butterflies are the same species - Common Blue. The male is blue and the female, despite her name, is brown with orange as in pic.
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Thanks for the id's guys...of course it's a ringlet
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Meadow Browns were out in abundance today...beautiful to watch The last one's not so sharp...but who's the little guy on the left?
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Hi Scottish, As previously mentioned, The Barony College is a very well equipped centre for forestry and arboriculture training courses, offering the HND in Forestry and Arboriculture and various SVQ's and short courses. Beautiful location too in south west Scotland Forestry and Arboriculture Barony College
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Is it not insured under your home insurance? My son lost his iPhone on a school trip recently and the house insurance will cover it (there is an excess to pay of course!).
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one or two photos from the weekend (more to follow).....
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You've got a brilliant sense of humour Robert! John, it was after I got home I realised it was you!!! Sorry We're not doing the APF this year...too far south for us ..not viable. Hopefully some of you southerners will make it north for the Scottish Forestry Show next year and enjoy some Scottish hospitality
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We're on stand number R282 with our hydraulic ram repair service division. You'll know you've found us when you see the gigantic red hydraulic ram I'll be there on Sunday, if any bods are up then please pop in and say hello to me (I'll either be there or at the pole climbing arena )
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I'll pm you one of the organiser's numbers Tim. Hopefully see you there...I'll be up on Sunday
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You're going to have to stop tempting me with your wares Ian!! Very smart pieces indeed...great job again and good luck with everything
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Try these guys..... Palletways - UK and European express pallet distribution
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Papaver Rhoeas...my favourite! What a stunningly beautiful photo!
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good lad
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.....as the title says Mark!
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We don't stock Husky mineral oil Tim, but our bio-oil is £32.50 for 25 litres if this is of any interest Super Tack Bio Chain Oil | 25 Litres
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knew I should have mentioned the special non-fling tack
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The oil James mentioned earlier has already been made 'tacky' to deal with this. It's made from rapeseed oil and vegetable oil. Super Tack Bio Chain Oil | 25 Litres
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http://http://www.royalhighlandshow.org/ Dates: 24-27 June. Hosting pole climbing, axe throwing, timber shifting, wood carving by chain saw and horse-logging demonstrations in the Forestry Arena. Great day out for the family Steve, maybe you could change the title of this thread to Royal Highland Show??
