grdkeith Posted October 1, 2015 Report Posted October 1, 2015 Definately a Sparrowhawk as the Peregrine has a distinct yellow face and a Goshawk is the size of a Buzzard. 100% correct
Bobby4 Posted October 1, 2015 Report Posted October 1, 2015 Definately a Sparrowhawk as the Peregrine has a distinct yellow face and a Goshawk is the size of a Buzzard.What size is the bird in picture .
lanarkshire lad Posted October 1, 2015 Report Posted October 1, 2015 Its a mature female sparrowhawk expletive remove.
grdkeith Posted October 1, 2015 Report Posted October 1, 2015 What size is the bird in picture . Sparrowhawk sized
grdkeith Posted October 1, 2015 Report Posted October 1, 2015 Goshawk size You must be looking at a bigger screen than me,I am using the wife's kindle Goshawk size You must be looking at a bigger screen than me,I am using the wife's kindle
Bobby4 Posted October 1, 2015 Report Posted October 1, 2015 You must be looking at a bigger screen than me,I am using the wife's kindle You must be looking at a bigger screen than me,I am using the wife's kindle Can u say it again lol
grdkeith Posted October 1, 2015 Report Posted October 1, 2015 Can u say it again lol You tAking the Mickey o my ssssstammer?
TheHigg Posted October 1, 2015 Report Posted October 1, 2015 You must be looking at a bigger screen than me,I am using the wife's kindle You must be looking at a bigger screen than me,I am using the wife's kindle I have just connected my computer to my 80 inch telly and thought I was looking at something from Jurassic park nearly shat myself then I realised it was only a Sparta hen (just a fkn big one) good night all t
john cumming Posted October 2, 2015 Author Report Posted October 2, 2015 Sparrowhawks have striking yellow eyes, short wings and a long tail. They are identifiable for their short sharp bursts of speed and are real sprinters. They often fly in a "beep beep glide" pattern. Peregrine falcons, however, have dark eyes, long wings and a short tail. They cruise with rapid steady wing beats and drop like a bullet onto prey. They are also characterised by their moustache: black marks that reach down below the eyes. They look as if they are wearing a mask SPARROWHAWK IT IS , AND TO CLOSE THIS TOPIC, IT WILL NOT BE BACK AS IT GOT A FRIGHT YESTERDAY John
grdkeith Posted October 2, 2015 Report Posted October 2, 2015 If it got a little fright then it was a sparrowhawk a big fright then a percy
lanarkshire lad Posted October 2, 2015 Report Posted October 2, 2015 Sparrowhawks have striking yellow eyes, short wings and a long tail. They are identifiable for their short sharp bursts of speed and are real sprinters. They often fly in a "beep beep glide" pattern. Peregrine falcons, however, have dark eyes, long wings and a short tail. They cruise with rapid steady wing beats and drop like a bullet onto prey. They are also characterised by their moustache: black marks that reach down below the eyes. They look as if they are wearing a mask SPARROWHAWK IT IS , AND TO CLOSE THIS TOPIC, IT WILL NOT BE BACK AS IT GOT A FRIGHT YESTERDAY JohnThank *expletive removed* for that.
john cumming Posted October 2, 2015 Author Report Posted October 2, 2015 If it got a little fright then it was a sparrowhawk a big fright then a percy doos are off this particular birds menu at my place, get ma drift john
Jumbo Posted October 2, 2015 Report Posted October 2, 2015 Sparrowhawks have striking yellow eyes, short wings and a long tail. They are identifiable for their short sharp bursts of speed and are real sprinters. They often fly in a "beep beep glide" pattern. Peregrine falcons, however, have dark eyes, long wings and a short tail. They cruise with rapid steady wing beats and drop like a bullet onto prey. They are also characterised by their moustache: black marks that reach down below the eyes. They look as if they are wearing a mask SPARROWHAWK IT IS , AND TO CLOSE THIS TOPIC, IT WILL NOT BE BACK AS IT GOT A FRIGHT YESTERDAY John Just hope it's happy where ever it take up residance.
Dave barrie Posted October 3, 2015 Report Posted October 3, 2015 its the big local hen perigrine thats been bothering vagins loft for around three year, i think every dookit in buckie has had a visit from her
Bobby4 Posted October 3, 2015 Report Posted October 3, 2015 its the big local hen perigrine thats been bothering vagins loft for around three year, i think every dookit in buckie has had a visit from her Have you actually seen it m8 as it does look to big for a sparrowhawk in the picture
grizzle09 Posted October 3, 2015 Report Posted October 3, 2015 its the big local hen perigrine thats been bothering vagins loft for around three year, i think every dookit in buckie has had a visit from her Vagin here as Im having problems with this site (cant sign in as Vagin) This bop has been at my loft a few times last time three weeks ago it sat in a tree watching my loft for a couple of hours then left with a empty belly. I dont let my birds out and have fixed louver covers on the front of the loft. If you ask me Im sure its a Hen Perigrine
lanarkshire lad Posted October 3, 2015 Report Posted October 3, 2015 Have you actually seen it m8 as it does look to big for a sparrowhawk in the pictureThrow in the towel Kevin expletive remove lol.
THE FIFER Posted October 3, 2015 Report Posted October 3, 2015 Vagin here as Im having problems with this site (cant sign in as Vagin) This bop has been at my loft a few times last time three weeks ago it sat in a tree watching my loft for a couple of hours then left with a empty belly. I dont let my birds out and have fixed louver covers on the front of the loft. If you ask me Im sure its a Hen Perigrine you say you cant sign in as Vagin, is it not because your username is VAGIN, uppercase,I tried to e-mail you as well, got message returned, so if you have changed your e-mail that will be the problem,
yeboah Posted October 4, 2015 Report Posted October 4, 2015 I really wish that maybe 1% of the comments in this post would actually address the issue during the winter Just for the sake of the Pigeon PLEASE
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