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bengal eagle owl for sale 3 years old £140 TEL NO 07039524453 HOPE THIS HELPS ITS IN THE AD TRADER

 

eagle owl harky not bengal eagle big difference son ,u want to get a grip and stop acting thick  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

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this is my best w-hood hen ,she wins most shows i enter her in, the eye picture is of a cock she will be paired to this coming season will they breed good young ones

 

she keeps cats dogs hawks etc away from me loft

her last eye sign show she nearly killed the judge  :o

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I've heard they don't work, but we've never tried it?

 

You are right,save your money,tried it, :)

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you can get them from counrty wide and most farming suppliers they do scare the pigeons at first but they do get use to it

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does anybody know why eagle owls are always for sale?  because folk buy them thinking that they have the owl from harry potter, that is until it foots you and you realise you have a bird weighing in around the 4lb mark  with a grip like a vice and talons 4inches long attached to your anatomy,, lol

 

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does any one know where you can get the big plastic eagle owl? i am thinking of putting one on the roof to keep the hawks away? not sure what the pigeons will think though?

 

 

probably at some of the large garden centres

 

 

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why not give some advice to your fellow fanciers how can we stop sparrow hawk attacks at our lofts i know you sent me a private message with an idea a few weeks back

 

 

i have spinning cd's with the middle painted yellow and red circle's

i have an eagle owl cd from tammy that can be played

any more idea's

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i dont think there is much you can do mate . sparrowhawks have hearts the size of lions , ive flown a few and they will think nothing of going after woodpigions  that are maybe 4 times their own size

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i dont think there is much you can do mate . sparrowhawks have hearts the size of lions , ive flown a few and they will think nothing of going after woodpigions  that are maybe 4 times their own size

 

never knew that you kept birds of prey ,and never seen a sparrow    hawk go after a wood pigeon street pigeon yes think they are easier caught but have also heard now they are talking magpies which i find hard to beleive

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never knew that you kept birds of prey ,and never seen a sparrow    hawk go after a wood pigeon street pigeon yes think they are easier caught but have also heard now they are talking magpies which i find hard to beleive

 

sparrowhawks are killing machines especially the female.the hit with speed and power will take anything out if it thinks it can kill it

 

 

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sparrowhawks are killing machines especially the female.the hit with speed and power will take anything out if it thinks it can kill it

 

eat it alive more like

 

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sparrowhawks are killing machines especially the female.the hit with speed and power will take anything out if it thinks it can kill it

 

 

What is the biggest they will tackle, normally and known of please?

 

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mainly the female sparrowhawk kills pigeons be it woodpigeon or racing pigeon its the quality and  richness of food its after ,yes ive seen them kill magpies before ive seen them catch young rabbits.it always seems to be the female who attacks the larger birds and the male the little birds,

 

you only have to work out how many birds a pair will kill each season and you wonder why we have no songbirds about

 

thats not including the 12,000 pairs peregrines on these shores

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mainly the female sparrowhawk kills pigeons be it woodpigeon or racing pigeon its the quality and  richness of food its after ,yes ive seen them kill magpies before ive seen them catch young rabbits.it always seems to be the female who attacks the larger birds and the male the little birds,

 

you only have to work out how many birds a pair will kill each season and you wonder why we have no songbirds about

 

thats not including the 12,000 pairs peregrines on these shores

 

Aye, plus the captive ones  :'( :'( :'(

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