White Tailed Sea Eagle

[Guest chad3646]

britains largest bird of prey the white tailed sea eagle has bred for the first time in 200 years

 

and where do you think it has bred, it has bred in fife right across from cemetary,s loft so berare cem lol

[VAGIN]

Might keep the rest of the BOPs away

[Dave barrie]

any chance of some up here,might get a few cats as well as the bops eh gav

[Guest jim2123]

they have been here since last year 2pairs of them + spars+percy+buzzards+ 1 escapted goshawk and 1arsehol who hunts with a harris hawk

[VAGIN]

any chance of some up here,might get a few cats as well as the bops eh gav

 

You forgot the rats Davey. "" Plenty of them of them up in this neck of the woods""

[Dave barrie]

[Guest Owen]

The Whited Sea Eagle is another one of those bright ideas of the RSPB. It does not matter to them that these monsters will take live lambs and anything alive up to that size. According to the so called experts of the RSPB these birds were once a part of British Bird Life. The interesting thing to me is that they will not accept the Eagle Owl and actively pursue it in spite of the fact that they live wild in Britain. I wonder if it is anything to do with the fact that the Eagle Owl will hunt and kill Birds of Prey. Crazy!!

[daviedoo22]

The Whited Sea Eagle is another one of those bright ideas of the RSPB. It does not matter to them that these monsters will take live lambs and anything alive up to that size. According to the so called experts of the RSPB these birds were once a part of British Bird Life. The interesting thing to me is that they will not accept the Eagle Owl and actively pursue it in spite of the fact that they live wild in Britain. I wonder if it is anything to do with the fact that the Eagle Owl will hunt and kill Birds of Prey. Crazy!!

Lets start a captive breeding programme.THE PIGEON FANCIERS EAGLE OWL TRUST.

[R.A.M.C.63]

I was going to get one last year Davie, but but when they phoned me their was only 2 left

brother+sister and they wanted them to stay together, i didn,t hav room 4 two to stretch

wings, adopt a Eagle owl, every Pigeon fancier should hav one :emoticon-0140-rofl:

[VAGIN]

I was going to get one last year Davie, but but when they phoned me their was only 2 left

brother+sister and they wanted them to stay together, i didn,t hav room 4 two to stretch

wings, adopt a Eagle owl, every Pigeon fancier should hav one :emoticon-0140-rofl:

 

Ronnie some of the birds I handled today when I was down at yours. I swear they had a little bit of owl in them

[ghostrider]

Ronnie some of the birds I handled today when I was down at yours. I swear they had a little bit of owl in them

 

And what about the perigrine falcon.

he was not indigenous to these shores.

They were brought over by either the romans or normans.

and yet the eagle owl was always here.

[soupie]

from RSPB site

 

"It would be very unfortunate to discover in 20 years' time that eagle owls were devastating native birds, by which time it would be very difficult to do anything about it.

 

We therefore believe that Government should, in partnership with conservation organisations, monitor the behaviour and diet of eagle owls, and establish the true size of the wild population.

 

The RSPB does not support a cull of eagle owls in the UK. If intervention is deemed necessary as a result of further monitoring, non-lethal approaches, such as taking birds into captivity, should be attempted first. It is important that, in the short term, Government takes steps to significantly reduce the numbers of eagle owls escaping (or being released) from captivity. Without this, establishment of a feral population of eagle owls is much more likely."

 

soupie

[Blue Chequer Pied]

And what about the perigrine falcon.

he was not indigenous to these shores.

They were brought over by either the romans or normans.

and yet the eagle owl was always here.

 

 

Correct!

[Guest chad3646]

there is a debate whether the eagle owl was native to this country obviously the rspb said it wasn,t

[R.A.M.C.63]

Ronnie some of the birds I handled today when I was down at yours. I swear they had a little bit of owl in them

 

Ha Ha Gavin Caught me oot Owl wiz in shed that Big Cat wiz stopping

you fa getting tae useing it as a (Cross !!!) thout it might wide,n

the Flights + inprove th, Eye, :emoticon-0140-rofl:

[R.A.M.C.63]

And what about the perigrine falcon.

he was not indigenous to these shores.

They were brought over by either the romans or normans.

and yet the eagle owl was always here.

 

Correct Romans

[R.A.M.C.63]

there is a debate whether the eagle owl was native to this country obviously the rspb said it wasn,t

 

i thout Answer wiz in Name, EUROPEAN EAGLE OWL :emoticon-0138-thinking:

[Guest Owen]

R.A.M.C.63

The fact that this bird has a Man Made Name is not the issue. The issue is where the bird lives when it is not interfered with. We know that the RSPB do all they can to keep these birds out of Britain and there is evidence that they actively cull these birds. This is only possible because the Owls are easy to spot and they are in very small numbers.

The RSPB often go on about the Balance of Nature and they argue that providing that a species is left alone it will reach it's correct balance with it's environment and it's predators. If the situation with the Eagle Owl were to be left to Nature they would quickly rebalance the numbers of Birds of Prey. The real reason is that when the rabbits died off from mixi in Norway Eagle Owls turned on Buzzards and Peregrines. That sort of thing could happen here at least on a regional basis. Then there would be much wailing and gnashing of teeth by the BOP lobby.

[R.A.M.C.63]

Totally Agree we you Owen, wonder if RSPB had a say in name, getting back to Name, makes u wonder why they didn,t

call it a African Sea Eagle :emoticon-0138-thinking:

[R.A.M.C.63]

African Eagle owl :emoticon-0136-giggle:

[cemetary]

What a load owe pesh, they have been here for years, ask chad he will tell you, :emoticon-0167-beer:

[William Reid]

Ronnie some of the birds I handled today when I was down at yours. I swear they had a little bit of owl in them

Hi Ronnie any chance of some pics :lol: