James M

Commander of the Wild Empire

Last Activity: 12-02-2012 09:37 AM

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19-05-2009 10:14 PM - permalink
natureguy

Hiya James. I'm good thanks, how things with you? are these early nights going to become a habit? we need you in noctuids lol :-)
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19-05-2009 09:16 PM - permalink
Dutchess

Hi James! Did you have a good night's rest last night? We missed you in Noctuids :( Me? lol, not so manic but not so down either...so I won't complain ;-)
18-05-2009 06:19 PM - permalink
Dutchess

Oh dear, that's awful when that happens. Probably got too excited with all that talk about cooking and camping, lol! Good idea to try to get into a better sleep pattern. I went to bed for a while today and although it seemed a good idea at the time, now it seems a waste...Not as bad today thanks James. A tad on the manic side (I am not bi-polar! lmao) but it's better than being right down at rock bottom and beyond....;-) xx
18-05-2009 05:57 PM - permalink
Dutchess

Hi James! Didn't recognise you in the broad light of day! ;-) How are you today my young friend? xx
17-05-2009 10:15 PM - permalink
hannahpanda

Hey James how is everything going? Hope your okay
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10-05-2009 11:24 PM - permalink
Kayleigh

good luck for next week let us know how you get on...

I'm OK a bit tired but the stomach is OK touch wood..
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10-05-2009 05:31 PM - permalink
Dutchess

Hi James. Yes thank you. Paris is always wonderful but this was the first time I have seen it by night! Totally unintentional, but we missed the last Eurostar back, and so had to find a hotel to stay in until next morning!
10-05-2009 01:07 PM - permalink
diggleken

Hi James,
the green tiger beetles were at Park Bridge, up Rocher vale there, near the river medlock path. they are also found on our moors, on dry crumbly peat areas.Seen them above/behind indians head rocks.
They are really, as far as I know, heathland critters and use dry sand to trap other insects etc in burrows - so thats why we see them on dry peat, its pretty much the same effect. The adults run about a lot (being tiger beetles!) and are a devil to photo, but this one was a bit sleepy on a coldish day!
Just keep your eyes open at ground level besides watching the skies!!!!
Good luck, and hope your stomach is improving.
Ken.
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09-05-2009 11:01 PM - permalink
ChrisJB

Sensitive things stomachs. I have a pal who has had a lot of bother over the years with Crohns. Mind you, he's in fine fettle now. Hope you get things sorted anyway.

Chris
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09-05-2009 10:27 PM - permalink
ChrisJB

Ta for the friendship thing James. I gladly accept. Just reading a few things on here.....you not been well?

Chris
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