I'm sure this herd of young bullocks recognised us from last time: they always look so interested in us!

We spent time ragondin spotting, but found nothing up this waterway.

But here's a youngster swimming for safety after being disturbed by two humans. Look at the size of the entrance to the family's burrow - no wonder the farmers don't like them as they damage the canal banks and eat the crops.

In the distance we spotted the head of a stork in its nest, obviously keeping its eggs/young warm as it wasn't very happy as we got nearer. We'll have to return later to see the youngsters.


And finally a heron obviously looking for a mid-afternoon snack.

The heavens opened just as we neared home. We'd made the most of our afternoon.
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FANTASTIC heron/stalk photos! I still don't know which is which though...
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