Ferret colours are usually Sable (similar to a polecat) Albino, Dark eyed white, Silver, Silver-mitt, and Sandy. Plus many variations such as Badger,Panda and Light silver.The photo is of a 4yr old hob which as been classed as a badger variation. Regards Shirley http://upload4.postimage.org/944004/D...

Many Thanks eccles
Regards ShirleyKnot

I hope its a northern brown angus but I am probally not lucky enough. Regards Shirley http://upload4.postimage.org/930286/100806038.jpg http://upload4.postimage.org/930294/100806034.jpg http://upload4.postimage.org/930299/100806036.jpg http://upload4.postimage.org/930319/100806037.jpg http://upload4...

Ferrets are very much alive. They just sleep outside in their large run when its very hot. (Photo was taken in June). I dont think they eat catapillars only whiskers with egg and ferret biscuits.
Regards Shirley

Big thank you Pete
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This butterfly seems different to the common blues that I usually see at Hodbarrow nature reserve, Cumbria (taken today 22/8/06). Also what does this common black and yellow catapillar turn into ? Regards Shirley http://upload4.postimage.org/927602/100806035.jpg http://upload4.postimage.org/927558/1...

Thanks again Pete and thanks Oy
Regards Shirley

Hi these photos were taken at Hodbarrow nature reserve on the Cumbrian coast. I am sorry if they are quite easy but my book only as illustrations of species which sometimes leaves you undecided. http://upload4.postimage.org/919093/090806011.jpg http://upload4.postimage.org/919138/070606011.jpg http:...

Thank you again Pete
Regards Shirley

Thanks for the help - Regards Shirley

These two photos were taken at Hodbarrow nature reserve near Millom Cumbria. Took photos of about 8 different kinds but having difficulty uploading ones taken at the highest quality setting on my camera.(appreciate any tips) Many thanks again to the people who take the time to reply. Regards Shirley...

Photo taken at Hodbarrow nature reserve Cumbria 8/8/06
Thank you Shirley

Many thanks Brian
Regards Shirley

This picture was taken near the coast at Haverigg, Cumbria.
Can anyone id them please?
Regards Shirls