cemetary Posted June 17, 2008 Report Posted June 17, 2008 I have been watching the site since they were eggs, to see how there feeding pattern was getting done,now that the 4 have hatched and they have been getting well fed and 3 have flown from the nest. I wonder how many rings will be in the nest, dont think they will ever tell you, or would they. Thats going to be 6 around that area, frightening for the doos around that area. :'( :'( :'(
DOVEScot Posted June 17, 2008 Report Posted June 17, 2008 I wonder how many hatched at Glendevon quarry near Kennoway
cemetary Posted June 17, 2008 Author Report Posted June 17, 2008 I Dont no Duncan, but the derby ones show you up to the 4 can hatch, and survive.
Merlin Posted June 17, 2008 Report Posted June 17, 2008 No problems with hatching or rearing,no matter where nests are situated and this is down thanks mainly to racing pigeons,its only going to get worse,as the majority of the fancy appear to be highly indifferent to the plight of their birds, APATHY once again seems to be the order of the day.
ChrisMaidment08 Posted June 17, 2008 Report Posted June 17, 2008 i know how maney hatched on both seven bridges two others found dead with mother
Merlin Posted June 18, 2008 Report Posted June 18, 2008 As these two parent birds dont have marker ring identification,safe to assume these are a pair not on official R.S.P.B. list.
Guest Posted June 18, 2008 Report Posted June 18, 2008 i know how maney hatched on both seven bridges two others found dead with mother Chris didn't realise they are on the bridges. About 4 weeks back on a saturday morning when we had no race I was travelling across the new bridge at about 10.30ish on my way to visit the outlaws in Tredegar. To my amazement there were two batches about 10 in each batch racing home, flying directly parrellel and to the north of the bridge by only about 10 metres, just about HGV height. It just reminded me about the debate about birds following motorways, this confirmed it!! However percy might stop them! The git!
ChrisMaidment08 Posted June 18, 2008 Report Posted June 18, 2008 n ext time park and watch they survey from tall pylon in army base then hunt ibeleave they did have nos but as i was not there on discovery cant comment honest gov?
ChrisMaidment08 Posted June 18, 2008 Report Posted June 18, 2008 chepstow fanciers have hard time with itand all the trainers do
Merlin Posted June 19, 2008 Report Posted June 19, 2008 All four are on the wing,along with both parents,making a formidable team of Assasins just how responsible are these and more like them for young bird losses,considering the factor of Young Perigrines being taught to hunt,and young pigeons being taught to home,in and around the same time.
Guest MBpigeonguy Posted June 19, 2008 Report Posted June 19, 2008 Get a pet crow, or raven, whatever the bird is that keeps them away, i know a few people who do it,
Roland Posted June 19, 2008 Report Posted June 19, 2008 Get a pet crow, or raven, whatever the bird is that keeps them away, i know a few people who do it, Why quote silly myths? Ask Bill Butterfield on you Alberta Site for instance... see the posts in this regards. If food is short they are the first dinners. Bill and others have had their y/b's taken by the crows... 24 in one season. Your good naturalist Dave Rogers will tell you, that they are hinderance value alone. As soon as Percy wants, he eats them too. Like the saying that Kestel etc. will keep the bigger hawks at bay because they squabble over territory.. another myth. Yes we all see the crows chasing after the hawks... we also see sparrows chasing and nicking of crows! just don't be fooled, the hawks just play the game... and soon sort them when they want... If we had a hard snowy winter here ... like 4050 years ago, crows would be on the main menu for Percy, no two ways about that. The Sparrow hawks have took the crows nest a 100yards from me! they did a good job taking the Magpies nests for a couple of years... Now within a 100 yards I have them blated Magpies 2/3 nests.... No crows, just the odd visit now and two sparow hawks nest.
Guest Posted June 19, 2008 Report Posted June 19, 2008 make a small net out of 15lb fishing line 5 inch x 3 inch use thin string top and bottom make sure the knots are [NOT] tied loose so they can slip[bECAUSE IF THE HAWK GETS HIS TALLONS IN THE NET AND THE KNOTS SLIP THEY WILL TIGHTEN AND ENTANGLE HIS FEET STOPING HIM FROM CATCHING ANOTHER MEAL ] staple 2 pieces of velcro to each end then stick a piece of velcro to the base of a pigeons neck and one to the base of the tail using super glue atatch the net via the velcro to the bird ,do the same to 4or5 more and leave them fly around your loft or take them training and let them go first[ BUT DONT OVER FEED THEM THEY WONT BE ABLE TO GET AWAY FROM A HAWK IF ATACKED] ,when they are in the loft just take the net of you now have a breakaway jacket for a pigeon . my tried and tested method to protect your pigeons , ,just remember [iT IS A PROTECTIVE JACKET NOT A MEANS TO CAUSE HARM TO THE B.O.P. ]could some one start a thread caled HOW TO SAVE YOUR BIRDS FROM HAWK ATTACKS and paste this on there ,i dont know how to do it and i dont want to type it all over again [thanks ]it realy works so try it ATB ps bring on the critics,
Guest Posted June 19, 2008 Report Posted June 19, 2008 BETER STILL [CEMETARY] COULD YOU RE TITLE YOUR THREAD [PEREGRINS AND HOW TO SAVE OUR PIGEONS] SO MORE PEOPLE CAN TAKE NOTE ,IT WILL EASE OUR DAILY PROBLEM .
Merlin Posted June 20, 2008 Report Posted June 20, 2008 Derby Web Cams and others are basically commercilism of Nature at its best,by so called Nature lovers,look how often the word"Donation" is mentioned,and D.V.D. for sale on a regular basis,absolutely nothing to do with Nature, young Perigrines rescued from ground on several occassions,reconstructed for T.V.cameras, whats natural about building breeding platforms on Cathedral,Greed and the filty lucre, are the reasons for these platforms,and any person who donates to R.S.P.B should really have a good think, as to what they are actually supporting bird life, or a circus.
DOVEScot Posted June 20, 2008 Report Posted June 20, 2008 make a small net out of 15lb fishing line 5 inch x 3 inch use thin string top and bottom make sure the knots are [NOT] tied loose so they can slip[bECAUSE IF THE HAWK GETS HIS TALLONS IN THE NET AND THE KNOTS SLIP THEY WILL TIGHTEN AND ENTANGLE HIS FEET STOPING HIM FROM CATCHING ANOTHER MEAL ] staple 2 pieces of velcro to each end then stick a piece of velcro to the base of a pigeons neck and one to the base of the tail using super glue atatch the net via the velcro to the bird ,do the same to 4or5 more and leave them fly around your loft or take them training and let them go first[ BUT DONT OVER FEED THEM THEY WONT BE ABLE TO GET AWAY FROM A HAWK IF ATACKED] ,when they are in the loft just take the net of you now have a breakaway jacket for a pigeon . my tried and tested method to protect your pigeons , ,just remember [iT IS A PROTECTIVE JACKET NOT A MEANS TO CAUSE HARM TO THE B.O.P. ]could some one start a thread caled HOW TO SAVE YOUR BIRDS FROM HAWK ATTACKS and paste this on there ,i dont know how to do it and i dont want to type it all over again [thanks ]it realy works so try it ATB ps bring on the critics, Sorted Les
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