Fetch Birdwatchers
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165 watchers
Aug 2020
8:14pm, 12 Aug 2020
3,722 posts
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Pou Pou LePhoõk
I don't know if this has already been posted, but if not wildjustice.org.uk |
Aug 2020
8:21pm, 12 Aug 2020
17,831 posts
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KinkyS
The persecution of hen harriers makes me really fucking angry and I'm not sorry for swearing. Every time I see one it takes my breath away and makes me want to cry with excitement and joy  Thanks for posting PPleP 
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Aug 2020
8:27pm, 12 Aug 2020
17,322 posts
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Rosehip
Yes, thank you
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Aug 2020
10:40am, 13 Aug 2020
1,074 posts
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Dochart
If you need any more reasons to write, recent news of yet another sat tagged golden eagle that has gone missing in Strathbraan, a grouse moor and a notorious area for raptor persecution. This follows on from the news of a white-tailed eagle found poisoned on a grouse moor in Deeside - another area notorious for raptor persecution. This despite these birds having full protection in law for 70-odd years. Like KS, we should all be absolutely incandescent that organised criminals continue to shoot, poison and trap birds that belong to all of us. Sorry for the rant, but if you haven't done so already, please write to your MP / MSP - it will only take a moment if you follow the WildJustice link above.
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Aug 2020
10:50am, 13 Aug 2020
2,986 posts
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phal
Done - thank you 👍
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Aug 2020
12:45pm, 13 Aug 2020
185 posts
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Snoot
Done, thanks for posting the link.
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Aug 2020
1:24pm, 13 Aug 2020
17,334 posts
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Rosehip
I often see a heron or two in these fields - but I've never seen 6 together before I believe it's called a siege of herons? |
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Aug 2020
2:33pm, 13 Aug 2020
189 posts
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Snoot
That just reminded me of the Herons at Muncaster Castle, they perch in trees in the grounds and are regularly fed. These pics are from a couple of different visits, you might need to zoom in to the tree to spot them. Quite apt that they're laying siege to the castle!! |
Aug 2020
2:36pm, 13 Aug 2020
4,072 posts
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steve45
Some human beings are b******* when it comes to wildlife. Song Thrush singing loudly yesterday for the first time in a few weeks. Winter thrushes probably setting their routes about now! |
Aug 2020
2:54pm, 13 Aug 2020
1,285 posts
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Roberto
Visiting my mums and jusy saw a kingfisher being chased down the stream by a sparrowhawk 😯
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