Re: Coats of many colours.
Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2022 12:41 pm
Real beauts there Murray, love the mealy and red along with the grizzles, are the 3 pied in middle all related
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Murray wrote: Tue Oct 25, 2022 8:23 pm Yep the pieds and the little dark one are out of the same pair.
I see bird flu is killing them in the UK been couple reports on last few days, pity the buggers around here don't catch itMurray wrote: Wed Oct 26, 2022 11:30 pm Yes ,Trev, that's the problem with these pretty coloured ones. They are first targets for the hawks. I don't expect to have all of them for very long.
Yet the raptor enthusiasts still insist the falcons are endangered. There was a picture of a city falcon and brood of youngsters on a ledge in a newspaper recently. The falconist told the idiot reporter that they are 'rare', and the journalist dutifully wrote that.
Rare? There are thousands of them.
Yes seen that as wellAndy wrote: Thu Oct 27, 2022 8:01 amI did see that Buster. Thereโs always time for a few more poor falcons to get itBuster121 wrote: Thu Oct 27, 2022 5:53 amI see bird flu is killing them in the UK been couple reports on last few days, pity the buggers around here don't catch itMurray wrote: Wed Oct 26, 2022 11:30 pm Yes ,Trev, that's the problem with these pretty coloured ones. They are first targets for the hawks. I don't expect to have all of them for very long.
Yet the raptor enthusiasts still insist the falcons are endangered. There was a picture of a city falcon and brood of youngsters on a ledge in a newspaper recently. The falconist told the idiot reporter that they are 'rare', and the journalist dutifully wrote that.
Rare? There are thousands of them.. I also read yesterday that paramyxovirus is rife in Jersey and expected to come over here.