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Written by Administrator
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Tuesday, 06 January 2009 22:24 |
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High quality budget phones are always in demand and the Samsung C300 is just one of these. It was infact released in 2006, and now has features considered out of date eg dual band GSM, so that you cannot roam in some countries of the world, and it has a small screen at 128 x 160 pixels, nevertheless the key features of a phone ie voice and texts are well served. It has 7 hours of talk time and SMS and MMS support with Java for games. There are no bells and whistles here but the phone comes recommended as it is exceptionally cheap at the moment, and is just fine for voice and text. Axis telecom article (2835) - axis-telecom. |
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Written by Administrator
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Thursday, 06 November 2008 19:54 |
Singing bird clock - available from TopClock (click this link to view bird clock (singing bird clock link))
Barn Owl
Bearded Tit
Bittern
Blackbird
Black-tailed Godwit
Blue Tit
British Birds
The bird clock features these birds:
Blue tit
The blue tit has a strange habit of holding its head back as if short-sighted! Blue tits fairly often and especially in winter, are known to tear open the foil tops of milk bottles. Their main predators include grey squirrels.
Chaffinch
Chaffinches are among our most abundant birds. These birds are very vocal, with a loud, descending song and a final flourish.
Blackbird
Abundant resident of the UK, with black plumage and yellow bill.
Great tit
Spotted Woodpecker
Song thrush
Wren: Wrens are daily visitors to our gardens. Tiny, and brave birds.
Tawny owl
Robin
Nightingale Luscinia megarhynchos, More often heard than seen.
Barn Owl
Cuckoo - A hen cuckoo can lay up to 25 eggs
Bullfinch
Buzzard
Carrion Crow
Cetti's Warbler
Chaffinch
Collared Dove
Coot
Cormorant
Crossbill
Curlew
Golden Plover
Goldcrest
Great Crested Grebe
Great Spotted Woodpecker
Green Woodpecker
Greenshank
Grey Heron
Grey Wagtail
Hawfinch
Hen Harrier
House Sparrow
Marsh Harrier
Marsh Tit
Merlin
Shelduck
Short-eared Owl
Siskin
Skylark
Snipe
Song Thrush
Sparrowhawk
Yellowhammer
Moorhen
http://www.birdsofbritain.co.uk/bird-guide/ |
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