Have you a threat in a city near you?

[Guest]

Have a look:

 

 

http://www.rspb.org.uk/datewithnature/sites/

[Guest bristolkev]

what a load of bol@#*ks..there is more peregrines than that the lying tw@ts!!

[white logan]

what a load of bol@#*ks..there is more peregrines than that the lying tw@ts!!

 

every time that organisation opens it mouth it smells like they talk through their ar$e

[Guest Denny]

I have two nesting pairs near me!  

 

I collected my young birds from Pecked Hen only yesterday and I am already dreading letting them out just in case .

 

9 of the 14 beauties Pecked has passed on to me!  A credit to her most certainly if I say so  myself, so you can see why I don't want to let them out now!  :'(

 

 

 

 

[Guest]

I have two nesting pairs near me!  

 

I collected my young birds from Pecked Hen only yesterday and I am already dreading letting them out just in case .

 

9 of the 14 beauties Pecked has passed on to me!  A credit to her most certainly if I say so  myself, so you can see why I don't want to let them out now!  :'(

 

 

 

 

 

I have 15 pairs in a 20 mile area here! Every time my birds out they spot them, only a matter of time before they get the taste of racing pigeon me thinks.  

 

[SakerSam]

I know of 5 well established pairs within a ten mile radius around me hear.

[Guest]

I have an established pair where I live, and I don't believe they are that territorial  either as I have also got a pair of Sparrow hawks working the area as well.

[The Navigator]

Idiots. There are three pairs within 5 miles of my loft. Looneys!!!!!!!!!!!!

[blaz]

looking at the map it shows no peregrines near Edinburgh so in my opinion it is a lode of horse sh** as i have one in my neighbourhood.

[LISTER]

cool we got non near derby  > > rspb would not lie surely lol 6 pairs whithin 10 miles of me that i know of and twice number of sparrow hawks

[Guest Owen]

If it is any concilation to you, I do not loose white pigeons in my area. I live in the Eastern Valley of South Wales and there are a heck of a lot of peregrines around here. It is reds and mealies that seem to cop it here. I have one very good red cheq stock cock that breeds one or two reds or mealies every year.  I never get to keep them. Last years red cheq hen won a race and was third fed and going well, but as usual she did not survive. On the other hand, I have three white and very light grizzles in the widowhood cocks. They seem to be OK. But I have to say that the peregrine does not seem to be able to get the widowhood cocks. I have seen him have goes at them but they always seem to get away. In fact they seem to take the p--- out of him by showing off.

[flyingteessider]

I saw 2 perrgrins on the a19 today in the boro may be i was looky and thats the only 2 in teesside ,not,theres loads

[mick]

ive never  seen  any  around  boro  

[Guest ljb107]

If it is any concilation to you, I do not loose white pigeons in my area. I live in the Eastern Valley of South Wales and there are a heck of a lot of peregrines around here. It is reds and mealies that seem to cop it here. I have one very good red cheq stock cock that breeds one or two reds or mealies every year.  I never get to keep them. Last years red cheq hen won a race and was third fed and going well, but as usual she did not survive. On the other hand, I have three white and very light grizzles in the widowhood cocks. They seem to be OK. But I have to say that the peregrine does not seem to be able to get the widowhood cocks. I have seen him have goes at them but they always seem to get away. In fact they seem to take the p--- out of him by showing off.

 

I think i'm qiute lucky in cardiff, only been hit by a perigrine one in 5 yrs.  Hope i haven't jynxed myself - lol

[flyingteessider]

when i say around the boro the church on the A19 northallerton turn off thers a pair there the helmsley rd as you climb the bank thers a pair there to, near pontop pike right in training line

[flyingteessider]

And by the way if this is an accurate indication of how many peregrins there is according to the map thers more peregrins than sea birds water birds or any thing else have a look

[Guest HawkBait]

They will keep ur birds fit and feed on the weak  ones it wont go after the fastest bird will it

[Guest chrisss]

They will keep ur birds fit and feed on the weak  ones it wont go after the fastest bird will it

 

are you posting this merde for charity or spite, a total halfwitted comment :B :B :B :B :B

[les]

i have seen 2 percys by me this year neither are flying any more .

[Merlin]

Did see one only this morning,a fine hen,she alas made a mistake,its more than likely her first,and definitely her last,so she wont be keeping any more racers fit,

[Guest Owen]

HawkBait

your a total clown. You know nothing about peregrines. Like all predators they will take the easiest option. Yes the weak, the tired and, more importantly the young. So your long distance pigeon that is nearing home after a brave and determined bid for home will be a prime target. I have had the evil gits target my young birds and actually play with them. Not take any, but damage and terrify many.

I don't know if you are deliberately trying to be clever or perhaps funny, but you and smart as--- like you should have your say in a pigeon club around here. You might learn something, you moron.  

[Guest shadow]

we have at least one pair on lincoln cathedral have been there for past 2 years

[Guest shadow]

Have a look:

 

 

http://www.rspb.org.uk/datewithnature/sites/

 

thats a load of rubbish

 

 

[Guest Freebird]

If it is any concilation to you, I do not loose white pigeons in my area. I live in the Eastern Valley of South Wales and there are a heck of a lot of peregrines around here. It is reds and mealies that seem to cop it here. I have one very good red cheq stock cock that breeds one or two reds or mealies every year.  I never get to keep them. Last years red cheq hen won a race and was third fed and going well, but as usual she did not survive. On the other hand, I have three white and very light grizzles in the widowhood cocks. They seem to be OK. But I have to say that the peregrine does not seem to be able to get the widowhood cocks. I have seen him have goes at them but they always seem to get away. In fact they seem to take the p--- out of him by showing off.

Yep, I've heard they seem to like reds. Good on the widowhood cocks, take the pi*s boys.(bunny)

[Guest Freebird]

HawkBait

your a total clown. You know nothing about peregrines. Like all predators they will take the easiest option. Yes the weak, the tired and, more importantly the young. So your long distance pigeon that is nearing home after a brave and determined bid for home will be a prime target. I have had the evil gits target my young birds and actually play with them. Not take any, but damage and terrify many.

I don't know if you are deliberately trying to be clever or perhaps funny, but you and smart as--- like you should have your say in a pigeon club around here. You might learn something, you moron.  

I get the feeling this guy ( HawkBait ) is RSPB as all he wants is to upset. Better just to ignore the silly wee boy and he'll go away an hopefully play in traffic. If not, someone will catch him out, then we'll see who is fit.