#fakenham — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #fakenham, aggregated by home.social.
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New on my #blog: https://aspi.blog/2025/12/05/a-successful-auction-2/
An account of a #banknote and #coin auction that took place on Tuesday and in spite of not quite going to plan was highly successful.
#Auctions #Photography #Scanning #Banknotes #Coins #StephanBatory1583GoldDucat #PolishCoins #NicolausCopernicus #MarieCurie #Fakenham -
New on my #blog: https://aspi.blog/2025/12/05/a-successful-auction-2/
An account of a #banknote and #coin auction that took place on Tuesday and in spite of not quite going to plan was highly successful.
#Auctions #Photography #Scanning #Banknotes #Coins #StephanBatory1583GoldDucat #PolishCoins #NicolausCopernicus #MarieCurie #Fakenham -
Fungus in St Peter's Garden outside the church of St Peter and St Paul, #Fakenham.
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From just after work this afternoon, a #PeregrineFalcon enjoying a meal of pigeon in St Peter's Garden, the church of St Peter and St Paul, #Fakenham
#birds #BirdsofPrey #Raptors #Falcon -
This #Oystercatcher was in an unusual location for such a bird - on the roof of the church of St Peter and St Paul in #Fakenham, which is an inland town (albeit only a few miles from the coast).
#photography #birds -
This #Oystercatcher was in an unusual location for such a bird - on the roof of the church of St Peter and St Paul in #Fakenham, which is an inland town (albeit only a few miles from the coast).
#photography #birds -
New on my #blog: https://aspi.blog/2025/03/28/insects-active/
A look at the emerging insect life of spring 2025, with lots of #photographs
#photography #insects #bees #ladybirds #KingsLynn #Fakenham #KettlewellLane #StPetersGarden #birds -
🐣 A flamingo who was described as having been "unlucky in love" has laid her first egg at a #nature reserve aged 70
Gertrude is part of a flamboyance of more than 65 #flamingos at #Pensthorpe #nature reserve near #Fakenham, #Norfolk
Ben Marshall, the reserve's managing director, said: "Flamingos might live 40 years and Gertrude is 70, so [at] that ripe old age to be able to display [maternal] characteristics is amazing."
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🐣 A flamingo who was described as having been "unlucky in love" has laid her first egg at a #nature reserve aged 70
Gertrude is part of a flamboyance of more than 65 #flamingos at #Pensthorpe #nature reserve near #Fakenham, #Norfolk
Ben Marshall, the reserve's managing director, said: "Flamingos might live 40 years and Gertrude is 70, so [at] that ripe old age to be able to display [maternal] characteristics is amazing."
