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Wonder who is behind this story-  "killer owl", "kills native birds" etc presume peregrines and sparrowhawks are not "killers" and don't kill native birds. How many dogs or deer have been taken by eagle owls recently and if it comes to that how many footpaths have been closed recently because of seagull attacks.

 

Mon the Eagle Owls!!!

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Wonder who is behind this story-  "killer owl", "kills native birds" etc presume peregrines and sparrowhawks are not "killers" and don't kill native birds. How many dogs or deer have been taken by eagle owls recently and if it comes to that how many footpaths have been closed recently because of seagull attacks.

 

Mon the Eagle Owls!!!

 

 

 

 

;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

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i think the R.S.P.B lovers be too much of a meal for them lol

Guest shadow
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you can bet the ifo provided  about it attacking dogs and deer came from the rspb they hate the idea of this bird flying wild

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Footpath closed...no prying eyes. Bird disappears...footpath reopens. Who is watching the RSPB. I wonder how many people have actually come forward complaining their dogs were attacked. Seem to recall an eagle owl getting shot last year once it was inferred it was not a "native".

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From the news story:

"A public right of way through a woodland in Cornwall recently had to be closed when an eagle owl began attacking dogs being walked in the area."

 

I always thought they were moorland/open area birds. A bird that size wouldn't be manouverable enough to hunt in woodland. I've watched buzzards in woodland, they would be pushed to catch a cold. Please correct me if I am wrong.

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if this is true that they like to eat Percy and sparrow hks  then its about time we started to raise cash for to introduce as many as possable into the wild fight fire with fire its the only way we are ever going to get any justice and its about time we started to protect our birds and give them a chance whats you guys thoughts

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Pigeon governing bodies should provide a 24/7 watch on any nest sites, run by volunteers or paid staff, this would have to be a sporsored group or sub section, funds levied on members and donations from the public

PR would have to be to restore a natural inhabitant of the uk and not as a hawk/fakon killer, play the RSPB at their own game, do you think they would get all the support they do if they advertised the sparrow hawk as a song bird killer :-/

Raise legal action against anyone that even threatens a nest site or owl

 

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE PUBLICITY, QUESTION IT

Feathers were ruffled in Bristol yesterday when a killer owl was spotted. ALL OWLS ARE KILLERS, SAME AS HAWKS, FALCONS, CROWS, MAGPIES, SEAGULS, AND OSPREYS

Perched on a balcony in rainy Clifton, the eagle owl hardly looked threatening as it surveyed the city. BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT

 

The bird was spotted at 10am yesterday morning by eagle-eyed Bristol writer Richard Hope-Hawkins. It was later spotted sitting on the railings in Victoria Square, Clifton, Bristol.

 

 

 

Mr Hope-Hawkins said: "Although rather wet, the owl looked alert and contented and was a wonderful surprise to anyone passing by." GET THE PUBLIC TO SEE HOW WONDERFUL THEY ARE

The eagle owl can grow to 3ft tall.

 

Eagle owls are sometimes known as killer owls. They can attack dogs and even deer. YES SMALL DOGS AND DEER, SO DOES GOLDEN EAGLES YET THEY ARE WELCOME AND PROTECTED

 

A public right of way through a woodland in Cornwall recently had to be closed when an eagle owl began attacking dogs being walked in the area.

 

There is also concern that the owls can cut native bird populations. YES TO MANAGABLE NUMBERS NOT DECIMATE THEM AS THE HAWKS ARE DOING TO SONG BIRDS

Cris Sperring of the Hawk and Owl Trust said that the owl had been spotted in Bristol before and would be difficult to catch. CONTACT THIS GUY AND ASK HIS ADVICE, FIND OUT IF HE IS FOR OR AGAINST THEM

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Over 3000 supposed members and very little responce to this, this could be a great chance to air our sensible views on a public domain regarding hawks and falcons and the need for eagle owls to balance the food chain and the RSPB's over protection of them and the devistation to the song birds, public are a lot more sympathetic to them than pigeons, sad but true :-/

 

http://www.westerndailypress.co.uk/displayNode.jsp?nodeId=145809&command=displayContent&sourceNode=145792&contentPK=21055614&moduleName=InternalSearch&formname=sidebarsearch#continueNews

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Over 3000 supposed members and very little responce to this, this could be a great chance to air our sensible views on a public domain regarding hawks and falcons and the need for eagle owls to balance the food chain and the RSPB's over protection of them and the devistation to the song birds, public are a lot more sympathetic to them than pigeons, sad but true :-/

 

http://www.westerndailypress.co.uk/displayNode.jsp?nodeId=145809&command=displayContent&sourceNode=145792&contentPK=21055614&moduleName=InternalSearch&formname=sidebarsearch#continueNews

 

But then the P.R. Firms HAVE done a good job there. Also they feed the Tits etc. in the back garden and trip over Ferals in the street.

Like I keep harping on about 'We need a PR Firm too.

 

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But then the P.R. Firms HAVE done a good job there. Also they feed the Tits etc. in the back garden and trip over Ferals in the street.

Like I keep harping on about 'We need a PR Firm too.

 

Future survival is all down to PR and promoting your sport/pastime at every opertunity, the RSPB have got well organised one. As soon as any bird topic is unveiled the media contact them and they are right on the job getting their oar in first "KILLER OWLS ATTACKING DOGS ON A PUBLIC FOOTPATH" Joe public hardly going to cause any fuss it dissapears :-/

 

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Guest ljb107
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Nope, its a sparrow hawk, it will kill your pigeons.

 

Lloyd :)

Guest 67ghirl
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We have a Cd with recordings of an eagle owl even the sound of them is supposed to deter other Birds of Prey!

Haven't managed to use it yet, need to treat the other half to a portable cd player  :)

Does any one else have any experience using this?

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