rushie
10th April 2006, 07:56
Just heard on BBC Radio 2 that passengers using the Cremyll ferry (small commuter / leisure ferry - Northern Belle 29t 157 passengers) are having to be extra careful when boarding on the Plymouth side as a pair of swans have built their nest on the ferry slipway, out of debris from a high tide!
3 of the 4 eggs have been washed out into the Tamar so far, so the swans are being very protective towards the remaining egg. Its illegal to remove the eggs or the swans.
Rushie
3 of the 4 eggs have been washed out into the Tamar so far, so the swans are being very protective towards the remaining egg. Its illegal to remove the eggs or the swans.
Rushie