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2 Peregrines have decided once again to nest in the Moira area N Ireland. These birds have hit my pigeons the last 2 times they were out, killing on the second visit. The birds are now confined to the loft. The peregrines have hit many batches on race days, particularly the batches heading towards the Ballymena area as we are in their line of flight, and they have also hit the Fed pigeons on occasions. This is another new pair to the area as the last pair dissappeared??. Any fanciers concerned or want to know more can send me a pm. They were last spotted at 8.30am yesterday morning where i seen them fly for 15 mins before dropping. They are located in the Maralin quarry area. Best looked at now as opposed to March or April.

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they sit up on pylons 1/4 mile from our lofts especially on race day watching as the racers pass through then take to the sky and strike just about the area where our lofts sit i've saw them taking what look like racers out the sky on three occasions awsome! your right, (enough to make you sick of them.)(puke)

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how'd you manage to get so close tony c ive tried this before to take a shot at

.sorry of one didnt even have time to focus my camera

 

The photo was taken by my son-in-law, he's a twitcher and a Ranger over at the marshes, you can imagine the heated discussions that go on in this house when he's over.

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yes  must be fun at times .tony c ps have you not gave him won on the chin that puts them in there place unless hes bigger than you ha ha lol

 

He's bigger than me, I just pi$$ in he's coffee :)

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our own doo,s are locked in just now after feeding and cleaning today heard the peregrine sqeaking after making a strike i think it was the hen , ive watched the wee cock for years now thats him got amate now double trouble,ps does rockets work

Guest 67ghirl
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Anyone got the programme SWARM on at the moment?

Just shown a Peregrine attack on a Swarm of Bats!!!

Guest stevie-b
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i would have some antails put poison on the back of there necks clip there wings and tit them to roof of loft once they have a bite they wont be back

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Never mind perigrins on the site i've worked on for over the past year ive been seeing the remains of dead ferrule pigeons and kept an eye out for the killer what i thought was going to be a sparrow hawk at least.  To my amazement i saw the killer in action yesterday two of them infact they attact the pigeon and broke its wing before going in for the slauter one hour later there was hardly anything left of the pigeon . crows unreal  ps sorry for using this thread but dont know how to open one yet.

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i miss the pair that used to bother me ,i hope another pair come this year ,at least i  will go out of my way to give them a permanent place to rest ,insted of moaning about them ,

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i shot 13 peregrines and 11 sparrow hawks with my camera last year,still 1 female peregrine left to get picture of this year, i love shooting with my camera.  ;)

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