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Two birds, one eating the other?
- Thread starter pb21
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Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
It's a sparrow hawk most probably eating a pigeon.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Larger birds kill, and eat smaller birds. Magpies, Jays and black headed gulls do this on a daily basis.
Worried Man Blues
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We have Sparrow hawks around here. You often see something wiz through the garden at head height and then think......... that was probably a sparrow hawk
That.....seen it a few times on our lawn
HAILSHAM SEAGULL
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- Nov 9, 2009
- 10,347
Lesbians
Saladpack Seagull
Just Shut Up and Paddle
Sparrowhawk. This is the bird they used to keep other birds out of the Great Exhibition hall (at the suggestion of the Duke of Wellington). Pigeons, sparrows, etc. had been crapping on the exhibits, so sparrowhawks were the answer. I know they crap as well, but as there were only two of them, it was a lot less mess than before.
Cheshire Cat
The most curious thing..
You need to rake up your leaves (and feathers).
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Well.
That was a bit of a letdown, I must say.
That was a bit of a letdown, I must say.
symyjym
Banned
It's a little dinosaur eating a little dinosaur.
HantsSeagull
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very much this!
I saw two birds eating each other last night. It's not very often I get to see it.
redoubtable seagull
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- Oct 27, 2004
- 2,530
Two birds, no cup.
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
Waxing chumps like candles since ‘75
- Oct 4, 2003
- 11,063
FFS, when you said two birds one eating the other I was expecting something a little more fruity. Or is that what we've got to look forward to now under the Digital Economy Bill?
I sure thought this thread was going a weird way---and I support that.
I was a bit surprised to see it was about cannibalistic fowl.
jakarta
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Sparrowhawks regularly take birds in our Garden and they are obviously strong (as well as hard) little buggers.
I disturbed one that had just killed a mature Blackbird one morning.
It gave me the most disdainful look, grabbed the corpse with one claw and slowly flapped off to have it's breakfast elsewhere.
I disturbed one that had just killed a mature Blackbird one morning.
It gave me the most disdainful look, grabbed the corpse with one claw and slowly flapped off to have it's breakfast elsewhere.
Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
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Surely those above alluding to 'girl on girl' shenanigans are missing the (presumably) intentional double entendre in the thread title? 