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Where is my breakfast!
413920 PostPosted: Tue Apr 22, 2008 11:11 am Thank this member for this postReply with quote
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I think this magnificent bird is viewing the menu around our garden Wink

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Lovely sparrowhawk.Haven`t had one in my garden for a while,well not that I`ve seen anyway. Sad

Iv`e had a blackcap though which you dont see many of,so well happy with that one. Very Happy

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Hi Steve,

Well my wife is the bird watcher TBH, well I do bird watch but I get a clip around the ear from her then Razz

It’s great seeing these birds of prey, but I feel so sorry for the little ones that are their prey, I know it’s nature ... But Sad

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Motorhomersimpson wrote:
Hi Steve,

Well my wife is the bird watcher TBH, well I do bird watch but I get a clip around the ear from her then Razz

It’s great seeing these birds of prey, but I feel so sorry for the little ones that are their prey, I know it’s nature ... But Sad

MHS…Rob Very Happy


Hi Rob

It doesn`t worry me.I see it from a different angle.If there are loads of hawks about,there are also loads of small birds about.The hawk numbers reflect the abundance of prey.

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Hi Rob It doesn`t worry me.I see it from a different angle.If there are loads of hawks about,there are also loads of small birds about.The hawk numbers reflect the abundance of prey.steve


Hi Steve,

Hmm, very good point Wink Just wish all the birds would eat the bird seed and bread etc we put out and not each other Wink There again, I am well aware that nature takes it's coarse Smile

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Yes Rob.Nature takes its coarse.Predation keeps things in check,keeps the balance so to speak.

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Nature is nature and survival of the fittest/fastest/ most alert.

I must loose some weight an become more active (looks about for large slavering vulture) Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked

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