Showing posts with label Nature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nature. Show all posts

Wednesday, 14 July 2021

The Crows Return To Skegness To Take Back Dominance Over the Seagulls

 Every year there is a Territory Battle between Seagulls and Crows.

The location of the shopping complex that now stands 4 stores, ALDI ,M&S, Jollyes (Pet shop) and B&M.

It used to be Lillywhites Football field and also used for car boot and Scooter gatherings every year.

Recently Talked to a Local Neighbor regarding the lack of Crows this year, and the fact that the seagulls were dominating ones.

So I proceeded to goto the shop, and I spoken too soon, It was crazy timing, Because in the south direction i thought I was seeing lots of starlings filling the sky.

I suddenly was gobsmacked to see they were a huge number of Crows,

They were heading towards their old trees where they had been about 2 years ago.

I then went into ALDI and got what i needed then as I was heading home, literally only 2 minutes away i noticed a huge rise in moaning seagulls heading towards the coast with an imaginary tail between their legs.

What a Drama, The Crows have been gone for a while, but suddenly they return with overwhelming forces.

Seems the Crows tactic as paid off for them.

The seagulls will still reside on the beach.

Every morning the seagulls all stand spaced out facing the early morning sunlight, It is almost like the scene from the movie city of angels.

Only a few weeks ago i noticed the seagulls talking in Crow dialect, Must have been used as an intimidating gesture, Or the seagulls are telling their young that the Crows are their sworn enemy.

For over 10 years i have observed the Crow and Seagulls battle high in the sky, 

It’s a spectacle of a show, and the drama that goes on above our heads if we care to look.



Wednesday, 30 January 2019

Snowless Skegness Beach drone flight

Ok where is the snow?
Many days of clear blue skies.
So I decided to ignore the weather forecast saying we would be having snow.
Maybe that snow had fallen from the sky before it reached us.

Many people have gone into a panic since report of drone flights near airports.
Retired people or nature lovers who simply want to see the world from a beautiful perspective are in fear of getting in trouble flying a drone.

As I was flying this Bebop 2 over the beach experimenting with filming angles and views a Gentleman approached me and told me he had brought a drone online but as soon as he heard about the Airport reports on the news, he sent it back for refund in fear.

After I showed him that I only use the drone for filming nature, and all the time I respect the privacy of all people and definitely I never plan to fly near airports.

Common sense and the right time and locations that are not invading air space and private property is what it really is about.
So it’s not to disrupt any of the public at all.
I live at the coast, so there is plenty of open spaces to film.

Before I fly, I make sure there isn’t any risk to people or any birds or animals.
And whilst I am flying I always greet people who walk by just so they know what I am doing to help them not to be spooked by the sound.

Here is my 1st video



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Tuesday, 4 July 2017

Wild Fires vs the World

Here below is just a small description of how wide our Wild fire are, and it's starting to show itself at a global scale.





We have been hit by a triple solar wind from our sun, the first wave destabilises our earths defences, and then comes a second wave, and a sudden increase of wild fires, and then the third, wave gets an easier ride down to our already relentless heated earth, then yet more Wild fires show.





This image above and below are just yesterday's images.





If you were to put a Nuclear power plant map next to a UBALERT map, you can see that there is a forest fire right next to a power plant, so let's just hope that the fire doesn't reach the reactors.





The map below was taken from UBALERT just moments before I wrote this blog. It showing even more new locations.





What really concerns me, is the wildlife and the impact of losing so many trees on our planet, Important rain forests that really help our climate.






This could be a major tipping point for our planet.
Easter Island once was a flushing forest thousands of years ago, Until man came and chopped all its trees down, many years later, the island became a treeless void and soil lost all its important nutrients, and there you have an idea what losing tree's can do.
Not to mention all the rare endangered animals at some these locations.
I am reporting this because these events effect us all, regardless of your location, As we all need to understand the way the world works and the climates important needs to help make the world thrive.

Location:Earth

Sunday, 11 March 2012

Shark On East Coast Beach (Dead)



 It has been a week since a Sperm Whale was beached in Skegness and just down the coast to the north at Winthorpe on Sunday the beach was really hotting up with temperatures far above normal levels for this time of year.
On my mother living room thermometer it read 22" but the evening weather news reported temperature in Nottingham reached a staggering 19"


Even with these strange weathers and temperature rises and drops, creatures and nature seem really confused.

 Its been a great day for building sand Castles, Not built by me,  I noticed it starting to cast an evening shadow that began to sgrow longer over the sands.
Just forward of the castle towards the couple standing in distance there was this crazy find.
This poor baby Shark (Big Enough to bite off your: You know what) was found on Winthorpe Beach (Photo by Dean Bradford) (Me)   On close inspection this relation to the shark family appears to resemble a Baby Leopard with its spotty smooth body and white underbelly made this creature follow common shark traits.
I am very sure it is not meant to be in theses waters and this makes me wounder what will be next.
If you see anything strange along the coast then i would be grateful to add your input my blog..
Also a huge number of five sided star fish appeared to litter the shore for what seems miles.

Saturday, 3 March 2012

Whale on Skegness Beach (Dead)


Saturday Morning people were standing witness to a sea giant (Known as a Sperm Whale).
This poor unlucky gentle giant seems scarred and battered after washing up by Skegness pier.
At close inspection wee see a pool off blood near the mouth.

Reports say it has been buried under sand until Monday when it will be moved off the beach.
Hopefully before it explodes from the decaying gasses with in.

It does make me question the reasons real reason for covering this up! Maybe scars may give us clues of the cause of death. (Evidence that may be later used to cause blames)
 To start with we don't have any shipping traffic and the whole ocean out to the east is not really deep at all.

So what is bringing these to our waters?  There has been word of Sunstars, starfish washing up dead.
I got a feeling there will be more Whale washes ups along the east coast  this year.
As Climate change takes effect.

I would like to ask a question...  Does under water electrical power cables have any effect to wildlife in the sea?    If you know the answer to this then please comment on this post.

Haunted Robot

Here is some Skegnews from the past, About a haunted robot called Rovio. The report below is unedited but was written 5 years ago. A few...