Today's Weather
No peregrine or hawk issues doing that AndyAndy wrote: Sun Sep 01, 2024 4:35 pm Terrible thunderstorms and very heavy rain here this afternoon. Temperature dropped from 26c to 19c in under half an hour. Birds out loving a bath in the rain.
If I did that the sparrow hawk would be having a feast here
I can only bath inside the aviary must be lovely to see your birds in the garden with no fear particularly with so many problems in your area
Your lucky mate be a blood bath here I see sparrow hawks every day now
Only break we get is May to early August
Plus we have the peregrine now
Must be nice to enjoy birds in the garden like you do
Mine are in the sky or in the shed apart from 2 weeks every summer when the babies are weaned even then I sit guard
It’s relentless here
Only break we get is May to early August
Plus we have the peregrine now
Must be nice to enjoy birds in the garden like you do
Mine are in the sky or in the shed apart from 2 weeks every summer when the babies are weaned even then I sit guard
It’s relentless here
Must be lovely not to have the threatAndy wrote: Sun Sep 01, 2024 5:58 pm We do have a pair of peregrines around Stourhead less than 5 miles away. Often see them going over. We also have resident sparrow hawks but generally just go for all the small birds that are around.
Different world to here
Hawks and falcons here several times a day usually around the same times as wellNeilA wrote: Sun Sep 01, 2024 5:36 pm Your lucky mate be a blood bath here I see sparrow hawks every day now
Only break we get is May to early August
Plus we have the peregrine now
Must be nice to enjoy birds in the garden like you do
Mine are in the sky or in the shed apart from 2 weeks every summer when the babies are weaned even then I sit guard
It’s relentless here
Sadies Lofts home of decent birds just a useless loft manager, and now a confirmed loser but proud


