What have you seen

That’s excellent👍🏻, what type/family of ancient sharks was it from Brue?. I’ve never encountered that shape before I’d be interested to update my knowledge base with your help👏🏻👏🏻

No idea Rocky they are common finds round here. Here's another photo with it on view. The odd one out is a Flint tool from the stone age. 

Brue, I missed this bit. . .Coprolite won’t be the size of Elephant/Mammoth unless it came from those Animals. From Humans or Wolves even Bears it’ll be species size specific👍🏻

Ahhh I understand now-you don’t actually know if you are right or wrong you are just surmising as I am. Thanks for the input I’ll do my own research now I know their is no actual evidence.

No, I looked up and identified what has been found Rocky although I can't identify the actual type of marine animal. Sharks tooth fossils are very common in the UK. I put photos of the IOW fossils in the story section a few years back, they were quite large obviously not from elephants (that was me being funny) but from dinosaurs. 

Yes it is a good idea to do your own research if you've found something of interest. 

Loving all these finds👍 Best we get in our garden are clay pipes. So interesting though. We used to belong to the Time Team Club. 

I forgot to mention we saw two very large 30+ herds of Deer in fields when we were out not far from Fotheringhay on our Ferry Meadows trip. Haven’t seen that many in one go for a long time.

Just had a green woodpecker rummaging around outside our van on a CL on the edge of Bognor. Windy enough for the van to take flight as well.

This morning, as we were having breakfast, there were a pair of Siskins on the feeder outside the caravan window, and they were joined by a Greenfinch. The first ones we've seen this year.

As I've posted in another thread we went to Threave Castle today and saw the pair of Ospreys there, also one of the Peregrines on the top of the Castle, and could hear them calling too. From the Stepping Stones hide we spotted 3 pairs of Goosanders, a couple of Black Backed Gulls, an Egret and a hundred or more Pink Footed Geese. On our site there is a Charm of Goldinches who enjoy feeding on one of the other empty pitches.

On a walk along the River Dee from Kirkcudbight  today we saw yet more Goosanders, Golden Eyes, Shelduck and Teal, Curlew, Heron and an Egret.