Guest ConsettFlyer12 Posted November 30, 2012 Report Posted November 30, 2012 I seen a sparrow hawk this morning when i woke up to check on my birds (very cold) it was over the main road going along the shrubs and trees, i seen some white doves/ fantails there too, it didnt bother them, i hope the hawk goes for the racing season and so i can let my birds out. Ive never seen a perigrine around here although i do remember this old mans cross bred doves high in the sky and something on there tail that was in June time, any ideas what this could be etc etc thanks
billt Posted November 30, 2012 Report Posted November 30, 2012 I seen a sparrow hawk this morning when i woke up to check on my birds (very cold) it was over the main road going along the shrubs and trees, i seen some white doves/ fantails there too, it didnt bother them, i hope the hawk goes for the racing season and so i can let my birds out. Ive never seen a perigrine around here although i do remember this old mans cross bred doves high in the sky and something on there tail that was in June time, any ideas what this could be etc etc thanks It could have been the peregrine chasing but could also be a Gos hawk, they will chase in the air but can't keep speed up for long, I'm afraid the hawks are everywhere now just hope you stay lucky. ATB
Guest ConsettFlyer12 Posted November 30, 2012 Report Posted November 30, 2012 thanks alot, just hope no perigrines next year
billt Posted November 30, 2012 Report Posted November 30, 2012 thanks alot, just hope no perigrines next year Are you racing next year?
billt Posted November 30, 2012 Report Posted November 30, 2012 yeah youngbirds I hope you're getting lots of help from the pigeon world
blue lad Posted November 30, 2012 Report Posted November 30, 2012 My hens were out two hours twice they landed on thehouse roof due to north wind.Only to take off again as a verydark brown hawk came over the roof after them.Bloody menace!Later on about 3.30 was down the sawmill sawthe same dark bird worry the snipes?Never seen one so dark.It looked thin comp to usual ones we see.
lanarkshire lad Posted November 30, 2012 Report Posted November 30, 2012 Don't like to say too soon but in my area there seems to be less sparrowhawks than in previous years at the moment.
TheHigg Posted November 30, 2012 Report Posted November 30, 2012 couple less in my area craigneuk wishaw i realy miss seeing them i put it down to the wee neds that hang around anything or anyone that is not from here is not welcome
daviedoo22 Posted November 30, 2012 Report Posted November 30, 2012 Don't like to say too soon but in my area there seems to be less sparrowhawks than in previous years at the moment.SNAP..Was discussing with my mate today about the Peterhead "Urban Peregrines" have'nt been seen for a few weeks now...touch wood!
TheHigg Posted November 30, 2012 Report Posted November 30, 2012 you see the staple diet for the craigneuk neds is buckfast 20 20 and starlings and they aint going to let no bird take away their starlings OR THEIR DOOZ
TheHigg Posted November 30, 2012 Report Posted November 30, 2012 I WOULD hate to see wot they would doo if they stole their refreshments GOD BLESS THE NEDS
TheHigg Posted November 30, 2012 Report Posted November 30, 2012 DONT SEE MUTCH SUPPORT FOR THE NEDS CMNON GUYS SUPPOORT THE NEDS THEY ARE DOING A GOOD JOB
TheHigg Posted November 30, 2012 Report Posted November 30, 2012 my local hawk does its home runs just about same time each day you can nearly set your clock by itDO YOU WANT ME TO SEND THE NEDS DOWN
just ask me Posted December 1, 2012 Report Posted December 1, 2012 SNAP..Was discussing with my mate today about the Peterhead "Urban Peregrines" have'nt been seen for a few weeks now...touch wood! feb they will be back sorry to say a lot migrate
buster151 Posted December 1, 2012 Report Posted December 1, 2012 not seen the hawks here for a couple weeks but the falcons are about sometimes there 3 others 2 so Im assuming parents and young
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