Guest bluemorning Posted April 19, 2012 Report Posted April 19, 2012 try not to let your birds out when the rain stops as bop will be hungry and intent on a kill your young birds wont stand a chance 1hour after prolonged rainfall is when they will be hunting but i would not risk it wait for a break of four hours or so. good luck
Guest stb- Posted April 19, 2012 Report Posted April 19, 2012 jeez they go overhead here evey day rain hail or shine , they must hunt in the rain as it pisses way rain here for weeks at a time
Guest bluemorning Posted April 19, 2012 Report Posted April 19, 2012 jeez they go overhead here evey day rain hail or shine , they must hunt in the rain as it pisses way rain here for weeks at a time they will hunt in rain when desperate spars have a high metabolisum and need to feed on a regulary but wet feathers make it slower seen a male spar three times due to let up in rain keep them in
Guest stb- Posted April 19, 2012 Report Posted April 19, 2012 they will hunt in rain when desperate spars have a high metabolisum and need to feed on a regulary but wet feathers make it slower seen a male spar three times due to let up in rain keep them inhad 2 different sparr hens here today the birds are getting much quicker reacting to the wild bird warning calls , they are striking off and 5 to 10 secs latter the sparr comes charging over the top of loft . its ambush been foiled bye the small birds , it was more percy i see going over the top when its raining for weeks
Blue Chequer Pied Posted April 19, 2012 Report Posted April 19, 2012 had 2 different sparr hens here today the birds are getting much quicker reacting to the wild bird warning calls , they are striking off and 5 to 10 secs latter the sparr comes charging over the top of loft . its ambush been foiled bye the small birds , it was more percy i see going over the top when its raining for weeks You are spot on Rab, noticed mine are much more tuned into the wildbirds(as am I to be honest)and are off like a shot. The starlings in my neighbours tree are my new best friends
Guest bluemorning Posted April 19, 2012 Report Posted April 19, 2012 swallows and house martins due soon the best early warning system for pigeon men,there alarm twitter will tell you long before its gets anywhere near.
billt Posted April 19, 2012 Report Posted April 19, 2012 swallows and house martins due soon the best early warning system for pigeon men,there alarm twitter will tell you long before its gets anywhere near. I'm a life long "birdie"and am well aware of all alarm calls as are my main mob on open loft but this year is different, mine have been hammered and now they are on lock up
daviedoo22 Posted April 19, 2012 Report Posted April 19, 2012 You are spot on Rab, noticed mine are much more tuned into the wildbirds(as am I to be honest)and are off like a shot. The starlings in my neighbours tree are my new best friends My new best friends are a pair of carrion crows nesting at the top of a fir tree right behind my loft,better still theyhave young in the nest now.Havent seen a Sparrowhank round my loft since they started nesting,TOUCH WOOD.Excelent alarmfor the doos.
Blue Chequer Pied Posted April 19, 2012 Report Posted April 19, 2012 My new best friends are a pair of carrion crows nesting at the top of a fir tree right behind my loft,better still theyhave young in the nest now.Havent seen a Sparrowhank round my loft since they started nesting,TOUCH WOOD.Excelent alarmfor the doos. Davie can you climb the tree and get me the youngeen's, I promise to look after them :emoticon-0167-beer:
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