Pocket Rocket

I agree. Every time I'm in the park, the female is sitting on the fence staring into the trees as though waiting for her mate to return. Egyptian geese mate for life, and it is well documented that geese who lose a mate mourn for a long time, if not forever, and often stop eating. Unfortunately these birds have very recently been put on the list of 'invasive species', and yes 'they are only birds', but would it really be so hard to either return the male to the park, or relocate the female to the sanctuary where her mate is when the young geese are old enough?

I would also recommend Mortram's Moggies. Zoe and her team are very reliable.

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Thank you for sharing this. I thoroughly enjoyed it ??lots of familiar faces. Bravo!

I'd recommend you switch providers. We had terrible service from Virgin Media for years ??connection frequently hanging or cutting out completely, and unhelpful customer service. They always gave the same response when queried: "We are working on improving the connection issues in your area". Since switching providers a couple of years ago we've had no problems at all (apart from when a neighbour's cat trespassed into our house and pee'd on the modem, but that wasn't the provider's fault!).