As a reminder, here's the original mystery bird image I shared two days ago: Question: This British mystery bird is well-known for a particular life history trait that has been the subject of many studies and even several books. What trait is this?

“Keep your eye on the subject!” Miss Prunella Pincenez always warns her eighth-grade English classes. “Otherwise you'll use the wrong verb.” Her admonition apparently never reached the copy desk (if there is one) at the Postington Huff, a news site ...

Plus Graeme Garden, Dame Vera Lynn, Joanna Lumley, Gary Linekar, Sara Cox, Prunella Scales, Timothy West, Dame Helen Mirren, Stephen Fry, Anita Dobson and Asafa Powell - The Status Quo singer and guitarist Francis Rossi has become a patron of the National ...

The ground is one of the major factors why we are going over there.” Barry Geraghty will be on board Prunella Dobbs’ Our Girl Salley in the feature mares. “She arrived on Thursday night and she seems to have settled in well. She has run very well on ...

Our Girl Salley could provide another winner for Barry Geraghty at the meeting in the grade two Mares Hurdle for Irish trainer Mrs Prunella Dobbs. At Haydock, all eyes will be on the Stan James Champion Hurdle Trial, unfortunately only five runners will be ...

I kick away on Violin Davis in a Grade 2 hurdle for mares. She’s tough and consistent, but up against it taking on Prunella Dobbs’ Our Girl Salley, who came back to form at Leopardstown at Christmas. I believe Irish mares are a good bit better than ...

Prunella Dobbs' seven-year-old returned to form at Leopardstown last time and with her regular partner Barry Geraghty once again at the helm, she could have the class to concede 5lb all round on her first try at three miles. Haydock's Peter Marsh Chase is ...

Finally, on 23 March 1981 the Grand re-opened as a theatre once again to stage an Old Vic performance of William Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice featuring Timothy West and Prunella Scales. The theatre's return was further confirmed in May ...

He later died of his wounds. Also mentioned in the book is Kenneth Olive, an sergeant in the RAF who along with his 22-month-old daughter Prunella, died on June 30, 1940, while on leave during an air raid at his parents' home in Ilford. Mr Pateman said ...

That is because the good ones makes me smug and the bad ones make me depressed.” But what about his parents, Timothy West and Prunella Scales? Does he seek their approval? “Oh yes, all the time,” he laughs. “Less than I used to, but when I was ...