I see a new seabird has turned up on the coastline. They fly around and hen suddenly drop out of he sky into the sea to catch fish. Fascinating to see. Anyone know what they are?
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diving birds?
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25 Jul 2012 09:58
If they're white and sleek they are probably terns - right time of year for them
25 Jul 2012 17:02
Hey Chef I reckon you and Neilh are thinking the same thing, how easy they are to pluck and what sauce would go best.
Good luck catching one.
25 Jul 2012 22:08
@neilh & @Carer - thanks for that. awesome to sit, watch and marvel at.
@Andysport - apparently not recommended for eating. though in nz we had "muttonbirds" - also a seabird, related to a cormorant. quite a palaver to prepare ..... mind you, you might have seen my recipes online for them?
01 Aug 2012 15:11
On one of the far flung Scottish islands (can't remember which one) Gannets are the local delicacy - I think they are equally difficult to prepare and also involve some risk to life and limb in catching them.
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