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Peregrines barred from church premises following mealtime fumble (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter John B (not the sloop)
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John B (not the sloop)
Don't blame me I didn't vote for 'em
"You've been framed" would pay good money......
birdboybowley
Well-known member.....apparently so ;)
Bit of a over-reaction - gotta agree with the poster on the link with what are the chances of that happening once, let alone twice?!? And, as said above, get that video off to Harry Hill now!! I know birds crapping on you is supposed to be lucky, but not sure what's said about pigeon heads....:-O
thenorthernmonkey
CBWPS Stithians
Or just bar church weddings - more Peregrines attend church these days anyway than most prospective wedding couples
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Excellant....
Birdbrain
"Birders do it in the Field"
"Shocking" at least it was a pigeon head! as the church near us we have Peregrine and a lot more than pigeon heads have been found all round the church
i.e
[FONT="]Woodcock 6
Teal 5
Blackbird 7
Golden Plover 5 perhaps 6
Fieldfare 1
Lapwing 1
Common Tern 1
Black-headed Gull 2
Starling at least 2
Chaffinch 1
Knot 1
Collared dove 1
Feral pigeon 6+
Little Grebe 1
Redwing 2
Snipe 1
And, [possibly] a dotterel. It's definitely the right legs for it and although plucked there are still some downy orange feathers remaining counting out ringed plover, little ringed plover or Kentish. Looking on the Internet Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire do see dotterel passing through.
And these have been comfirmed :t:
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i.e
[FONT="]Woodcock 6
Teal 5
Blackbird 7
Golden Plover 5 perhaps 6
Fieldfare 1
Lapwing 1
Common Tern 1
Black-headed Gull 2
Starling at least 2
Chaffinch 1
Knot 1
Collared dove 1
Feral pigeon 6+
Little Grebe 1
Redwing 2
Snipe 1
And, [possibly] a dotterel. It's definitely the right legs for it and although plucked there are still some downy orange feathers remaining counting out ringed plover, little ringed plover or Kentish. Looking on the Internet Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire do see dotterel passing through.
And these have been comfirmed :t:
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