In reply to Post #60
Doesn't look great. There's been licences given to remove a small number of Peregrine chicks for Falconry, maybe that's the reason but unlikely
Doesn't look great. There's been licences given to remove a small number of Peregrine chicks for Falconry, maybe that's the reason but unlikely
In reply to Post #61
A lot of eggs have been pinched too elsewhere in the country. Its normally around this time of year I start seeing them with chicks diving off a pylon
A lot of eggs have been pinched too elsewhere in the country. Its normally around this time of year I start seeing them with chicks diving off a pylon
In reply to Post #62
Didn't realise that sort of thing was still rife
Must be an impressive sight
Didn't realise that sort of thing was still rife
Must be an impressive sight
In reply to Post #63
They are impressive but that call isn't something you want to wake up too
Bit more hopeful now, mummy and daddy peregrine were eating a nice parakeet breakfast in the pylon when mummy flew off in answer to a distant call.
Edit, at least 4 in the group, possibly 5
They are impressive but that call isn't something you want to wake up too
Bit more hopeful now, mummy and daddy peregrine were eating a nice parakeet breakfast in the pylon when mummy flew off in answer to a distant call.
Edit, at least 4 in the group, possibly 5
Just been chucking my spinner out for trout in my local brook /river , seen loads of birds , yellow and white wagtails , dippers and a kingfisher landed within 10 foot before it spotted me an shot off !
also looks like the trout stock are rising as i caught quite a lot !
Well, finally here, swallows this morning, brilliant
In numbers too
In numbers too
A Bearded Vulture roosting in the Peak District National Park Derbyshire apparently! 10ft wingspan, bigger than a Golden Eagle, must be an impressive sight
In reply to Post #67
Just seen it mate, on my way to the peak district, it's over ladybower reservior. Birdies everywhere!
Buzzard near it, looks like a sparrow lol
Like a pair of wings with a body, massive
Just seen it mate, on my way to the peak district, it's over ladybower reservior. Birdies everywhere!
Buzzard near it, looks like a sparrow lol
Like a pair of wings with a body, massive
In reply to Post #68
Nice one
Wonder why it's staying around?
Nice one
Wonder why it's staying around?
In reply to Post #69
Not sure mate, believe they come from the alps???, 100s of birdwatchers all over the roads with their spotting scopes and binoculars. Certainly drawn a lot of interest though. Was around this area most of the day it was there just circling
I wonder if they take sheep though because there are thousands all over the moors
Not sure mate, believe they come from the alps???, 100s of birdwatchers all over the roads with their spotting scopes and binoculars. Certainly drawn a lot of interest though. Was around this area most of the day it was there just circling
I wonder if they take sheep though because there are thousands all over the moors
Not so much Birdwatch but Autumn watch is back. Love it
In reply to Post #71
Those White tailed eagles from the breeding program on the Isle of Wight are something else! Must be impressive to see
Those White tailed eagles from the breeding program on the Isle of Wight are something else! Must be impressive to see
In reply to Post #72
Said there were loads up near Oban, on about going up there early next year pending lockdown, hopefully see a few
Said there were loads up near Oban, on about going up there early next year pending lockdown, hopefully see a few
Not bird watch but winter watch is back on, love it
Anybody watching, Packham, WTF has he got on, looks like he's walked straight out of a 90s rave, quick, check him for a vicks inhaler
Anybody watching, Packham, WTF has he got on, looks like he's walked straight out of a 90s rave, quick, check him for a vicks inhaler
Who's doing the big bird watch this weekend?
Might try and talk my youngest into it.
Might try and talk my youngest into it.