Wet weather (what do you do?)

AdrianW1963

AdrianW1963

Well-Known Member
5+ year member
As it's been raining all day I was wondering what people do on a wet day either at home or on a visit to a zoological collection or just a day out?

I just stay in and work on the computer cleaning the house and caring for my mom if I do plan to go out to a zoological collection before hand and the weather turns bad that morning I always make sure that the collection as quite a few indoor exhibits.
I love to go birding on rainy days as you never know what will drop in the places I love to go to are Rutland water (Egleton/Lyndon reserves) & Upton warren nature reserve (Wychbold) are my favourite reserves as both have hides in easy reach of each other.
 
When I went to Vincennes it rained solidly all day. I spent the morning in the tropical house hoping it would clear up but out didn't so I had to go out and get wet.
I don't mind showers at a zoo, often after a heavy shower the animals seem more active but persistent rain all day, they're not much you can do.
 
I like to retreat into the basement of my room to play video games. I also like to watch TV.
 
Rainy days are the best time to visit a zoo. There are no crowds, some animals are more active, and the soft light is ideal for photography (assuming you have a camera rain cover, which I do). It rains so infrequently in the desert where I live that it is always a treat if it happens to rain on my day off and I can visit one of our two zoos.
 
Arizona Docent said:
Rainy days are the best time to visit a zoo. There are no crowds, some animals are more active, and the soft light is ideal for photography (assuming you have a camera rain cover, which I do). It rains so infrequently in the desert where I live that it is always a treat if it happens to rain on my day off and I can visit one of our two zoos.
Click to expand...

Two zoos?
 
AdrianW1963 said:
As it's been raining all day I was wondering what people do on a wet day either at home or on a visit to a zoological collection or just a day out?

I just stay in and work on the computer cleaning the house and caring for my mom if I do plan to go out to a zoological collection before hand and the weather turns bad that morning I always make sure that the collection as quite a few indoor exhibits.
I love to go birding on rainy days as you never know what will drop in the places I love to go to are Rutland water (Egleton/Lyndon reserves) & Upton warren nature reserve (Wychbold) are my favourite reserves as both have hides in easy reach of each other.
Click to expand...
I was went birding during unusual rainy snowy weather type day. Upon coming up to a bend in the road just about to walking right around corner there in front of me were more than 20 or more blue herons sitting in the trees across the pond!
 
Arizona Docent said:
Rainy days are the best time to visit a zoo. There are no crowds, some animals are more active, and the soft light is ideal for photography (assuming you have a camera rain cover, which I do). It rains so infrequently in the desert where I live that it is always a treat if it happens to rain on my day off and I can visit one of our two zoos.
Click to expand...
Best days hands down love it. Once went to Metroparks zoo with my Mom during mild winter day and observed a White-chinned Deer galloping around their enclosure. I told my mom there you go that's why I love animals.
 
I'm not the type that prefers to stay in during wet weather, I still like to get outside and do something. I don't mind very light rain or drizzle, it's only much heavier rain, the kind of rain that soaks through a "waterproof", that I don't like.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top