plastic? eagle owl

[korhil]

hi does any one know where to get one of these? thanks

[DOVEScot]

hi does any one know where to get one of these? thanks

 

Plenty on ebay, they even have one that flaps it's wings

[Guest TAMMY_1]

 

Plenty on ebay, they even have one that flaps it's wings

 

have u got one ?

[Guest shadow]

save your money the hawks get used to them after awhile got to keep moving about

[THE FIFER]

get them at some garden centres.

[korhil]

do the pigeons get used to it though? thanks

[Guest TAMMY_1]

try this one

[Guest]

do the pigeons get used to it though? thanks

 

I've posted before about a plastic eagle owl on a house roof adjoining the railway at Abbeyhill on east side of Edinburgh. Lots of ferals under railway bridges there and hawk is there to keep them off this guy's house - only it doesn't, I've seen a pigeon sitting on top of it.  

[symbro]

get the mirror ball

[korhil]

where can you get the mirror ball? thanks

[DOVEScot]

where can you get the mirror ball? thanks

 

Body and ridewood

http://www.everythingforpets.com/hawk_globe.pet/use.id.5.item_id.1032.dept.79/

[chickadee]

try this one

 

That one has the same sort of uniform as dark helmet, did he design it? ;D ;D ;D

[chickadee]

Maybe this one would be better........

[Guest]

Just spoken with my dad he said at one time spinning mirrors where used to catch songbirds ( Now illegal) as the sparkle attracts the birds.

 

So if you are attracting birds with mirror balls, Would that not be like ringing the dinner gong for the Hawks ???

 

Steph

 

 

[Guest shadow]

hawks are not attracted by mirror balls in fact the reverse is true they do not like them

[Guest]

Hawks may not be but other birds are attracted to them songbirds, corvids will actually attack the mirrors , so as I say if the mirrors are attracting songbirds will that not also attract hawks to the area which feed off the songbirds ??