Whats this bird?
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Fort Jefferson

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groucho

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Sparrowhawk!

The Curn

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Yet another disappointing thread.

skylinecrazy

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The Curn said:
Yet another disappointing thread.
Why's that?

grumbledoak

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groucho said:
Sparrowhawk!
It is a scruffy one, if it is:

hugoagogo

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Kes!

groucho

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hugoagogo said:
Kes!
No.

groucho

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grumbledoak said:
groucho said:
Sparrowhawk!
It is a scruffy one, if it is:
That one is in full summer plumage.

grumbledoak

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groucho said:
That one is in full summer plumage.
So-oo tempted with the 'plumage' jokes...


So, a Sparrowhawk. On a bad day, then? hehe

Please forgive me. Back to it, those of you being sensible!

Zeek

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groucho said:
Sparrowhawk!
Yes, or a Peregrine if the OP was really lucky!

Is this wild, in your garden OP?

groucho

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Zeek said:
groucho said:
Sparrowhawk!
Yes, or a Peregrine if the OP was really lucky!

Is this wild, in your garden OP?
Not a Peregrine, no sideburns.

Edited by groucho on Wednesday 27th August 18:48

Killer2005

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We have a Sparrowhawk around these parts. Its taken to perching on a post in our front garden to pluck its prey cool

Zeek

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Wednesday 27th August 2008
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groucho said:
Zeek said:
groucho said:
Sparrowhawk!
Yes, or a Peregrine if the OP was really lucky!

Is this wild, in your garden OP?
Not a Peregrine, no sideburns.

Edited by groucho on Wednesday 27th August 18:48
Definitely a sparrowhawk.

I had the great fortune to grow up under a breeding pair of Peregrine falcons...those things are absolutely incredible to watch hunting gulls...The Veyron of the avian world!

ih8thisname

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rage ...Wrong type of bird.

As you were.

Edited by ih8thisname on Wednesday 27th August 19:20

Jasandjules

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Killer2005 said:
We have a Sparrowhawk around these parts. Its taken to perching on a post in our front garden to pluck its prey cool
We find lots of decapited pigeons etc.. around here, been told that's the work of a Sparrowhawk - is that what you seem him do?

anonymous-user

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The Curn said:
Yet another disappointing thread.
Oh that made me laugh rofl

Frik

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Wednesday 27th August 2008
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Looks like a male by the size too.

anonymous-user

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hugoagogo said:
Kes!
Not even close


13th

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Puffin hell take a hawk eye to know that!

groucho

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garyhun said:
hugoagogo said:
Kes!
Not even close

Never could understand what she saw in Neelix.