Seal in the river Wye

[Mark Walters]

It seems there's a seal in the lower Wye now.

 

[Chris Cheshire]

It'll be the one from the Severn migrating upstream

 

[David Gauntlett]

I think all rivers need a decent seal right now....the damned things are leaking all over the show.

Cheers, Dave

 

[Mark Gaskell]

deary me!

oh no!

 

[Bill Walford]

How far upstream has the little beggar gotten Mark?

 

[Richard Longmuir]

Odd venue for a pop concert

 

[Clive Shipman]

Oh dear I suppose "were never gonna survive unless we get a little crazy" like the Severn lads.

 

[Paul Carter]

Oh no.......blessed seals

 

[Mark Walters]

It was seen just above the biblins Bill

 

[Phil Maggs]

seal..huh that's nothing.. we got a 6 ft croc in the tidal bristol avon,right in the heart of bristol, a bus driver stopped and reported it to the police and then a woman saw it..... .... then it was reported being seen in a bristol park lake which turned out be a hoax, surprise surprise...... however the search is still going on for the croc, with no more reported sightings hopefully it has swam out into the channel and up the wye.. hey presto... no more seal..

http://www.westerndailypress.co.uk/...odile-second/story-20556063-detail/story.html

 

[Bill Walford]

It was seen just above the biblins Bill

Hells bells that's some way up river !!

 

[John Care]

a seal in a river with a half decent salmon run.......

i suspect there's more chance of it being "removed", than the one in the Severn.

 

[Joe Fletcher]

a seal in a river with a half decent salmon run.......

i suspect there's more chance of it being "removed", than the one in the Severn.

No doubt the Salmon guys will take care of it ?

 

[Ben Whitehouse]

Someone tweeted this photo yesterday and its on the Herefordshire times today - taken yesterday near Symond's Yat.

 

[Steve Stringer]

Ben,

Apparently irresponsible canoeists have been feeding it and encouraging it to remain in the area,

Steve.

 

[John Walker]

i know what i would feed it

 

[David Hall]

Seal skin waterproofs please.

 

[Clive Shipman]

That's a Labrador surely.

 

[David Gauntlett]

That's a Labrador surely.

Certainly a slightly suspect photo Clive If it's a seal, it's on a ridge or log or whatever, because unlike a dog, seals don't normally swim with that much of their body out of the water.

Cheers, Dave.

 

[Mark Gaskell]

no seal!

its a carribean otter!