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• #4
I know as I have no picture, it didn't happen; I was walking passed the Slough recycling centre yesterday afternoon when a Sparrowhawk crossed my path. It was hoofing it at knee height and then disappeared over the eight foot fence. Very skilful display.
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• #5
This happened: sparrowhawk in our bird bath last year. Luckily my camera was to hand.
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• #6
10 magpies in a tree at the end of the garden
1 for sorrow 2 for joy ...... what do you get for 10 ? world peace
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• #7
Ten for a bird you must not miss
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• #9
We have bird feeders just outside our living room, a sparrow hawk now has our house on its daily hunting circuit. My other half gets rather distressed that her efforts to feed some birds result in their deaths.
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• #10
Magpies are worse during nesting - could try some wide guage chicken wire or similar ? Only smaller birds could get access ?
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• #11
I went out for a walk/wade before breakfast and saw this sparrowhawk being given a bit of grief by some crows
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• #12
She’s helping feed the sparrowhawk now too.
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• #13
https://photos.app.goo.gl/8jNxsScuPY1Pb3XMA
Lichfield Cathedral peregrine - I’ve just found this video I made nearly 2 years ago -
• #14
My wife saw a barn owl hunting in broad daylight yesterday
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• #15
Oh, I do like a owl
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• #16
I had a Goldcrest on my fat balls this morning. Most pleasing.
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• #17
How nice for you, did it make them itch?
In other news, there is a little egret sat in a tree opposite me at about 90 yards distance.
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• #18
Had a thud against the house today.
Heard a couple of magpies making a right old noise.
Went upstairs and peeped out the window and saw a dead pigeon, being eviscerated by (I think) a sparrowhawk
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Kite flying on my walk the other day
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• #20
Fantastic pics. I’m a massive berd nird. Great stuff round here on the Swale marshes. Only a shame that the street I live in is very catty so I don’t get a lot of garden action.
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• #21
They are amazing to look at close up - I probably see hundreds every day, but always worth a second look. Sometimes you see a buzzard in with them.
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• #22
Where was this?
I am in Surrey and was mowing the lawn yesterday when one glided over head at roof top with crows in pursuit.
They almost hang in the air... Like a... Kite. 😎
No camera to hand.
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• #23
Don't get a lot of Kites out here but there are Marsh Harriers on the errr marshes. Peregrines too. And loads of waders.
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• #24
I'd much rather see buzzards than kites any day of the week.
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• #25
There's probably about 1 buzzard every 100 kites out here (chilterns). I was cycling along the edge of a field last summer, went round a corner and there was a buzzard just sitting in the hedge at head height looking straight at me
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYTrIcn4rjg