Friday Feathered Friend
Some delightful words and a picture from Louise Thomas.
"Those with delicate sensibilities look away and stop reading now. For the rest of you, this is one of the most bizarre things I've ever seen. Two black swans/kakīānau (Cygnus atratus) were doing their whole love dance that they do, with the twining necks and head bobbing (I have much nicer photos than this one - but this is the funny one), they finished with some post-coital celebratory honking. Suddenly, out of nowhere, a male greylag goose zoomed in and starting joining in with his own loud honking, while swimming around the loving couple - it quite put the poor old male swan off his stride. He wound up nipping the goose on the bottom to get him to go away - it quite ruined the mood."
Start the new year by making a difference to the lives of former refugees
We are looking for refugee driver training mentors to practice driving with former refugees. If you are patient and friendly, love to drive and enjoy meeting people from around the world this role would suit you! A dual control practice car is provided and full training and support given. Please contact susan.clare@crf.org.nz or kate.twyford@crf.org.nz for more information or to apply. Next training scheduled for end of February.
Share your summer photos! 📷
Taken some beautiful snaps lately? Whether it's rainbows, sunsets or a beautiful summer's day, we'd love you to share the joy with us.
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