" This 'trubblin' squadron of swans" was photographed coming out of the mist near Maidstone.
It's Spivey Point all over again, 'mob-webbed' and swan style!
They are just waiting for us to drop our guard!"
Editor NBBD.
This blog is dedicated to the memory of Joe Roberts. Whether swans are dangerous or otherwise, there can be no doubt that swans are very 'nice' birds indeed! Please feel encouraged to send any 'swan based' content and links you would like added to this blog. No swans were harmed in the making of this blog nor are any kept on the blog over night!
" This 'trubblin' squadron of swans" was photographed coming out of the mist near Maidstone.
It's Spivey Point all over again, 'mob-webbed' and swan style!
They are just waiting for us to drop our guard!"
Editor NBBD.
" Thanks to three generations of a 'Swan fearing family" for sending the editorial team these 'trubblin' photos. Clearly, the feathered bastards have now got their own 'merchandise' (merch).
"This like AI, will not end well!" A belated echo from Joe Swans Roberts.
" Many thanks to 'ever alert' Tabby from Essex for sending this 'trubblin' image of a Bakewell Swan moving into 'attack mode'. Whether in fact, Swans do Bakewell, is probably only known to the British Royal Family, who have a swan cuisine track record maintained over centuries. Apparently, on his last visit, the President of the United States was given 'Swan a l'orange' at the state banquet".! -Editor of NBBD.
It is interesting to note that 'the nice bird but dangerous' has finally infiltrated 'the world of art and fashion'. Just a hint of 'cross dressing', which may give those with public toilet gender issues, a moment for self reflection.
More concerning is the second image captured on the beach at Lyme Regis. Have swans gone 'Nonce'?" The Editor of NBBD.
Today, the ' nice birds but dangerous ' team was on a management 'away-day' based at the Brown Boat Suite Oulton Broad. Amongst a flotilla of Hooper swans, one of our team spotted this rare 'mutation' known locally as 'The Submariner". Those brave enough to get close enough, swear that they could hear it muttering "Put another fish up the pipe number one". They may be nice but they can certainly be dangerous when 'running silent running deep' - Editor of 'nbbd'.