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more bad news from Bowland
quite right Tee Pee Knot, but tomorrow is another day, and there will be a tomorrow- wildart
- Post #100
- Forum: Birds Of Prey
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more bad news from Bowland
Eagle Owls failed this year in Bowland but it is just a blip, the pairs are still there and next year may well be different. They didnt fail because of RSPB or Game keepers but because of individuals visiting nests who should have known better.Individuals who preach one thing and do the opposite.- wildart
- Post #98
- Forum: Birds Of Prey
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owl id please near alston
Hi Peter, Sounds like Eagle Owl. When the Eagle Owls in Bowland head off over the moor top to hunt at dusk when they have young all the Curlews start to alarm and dont stop until the Owl has passed on. They are nowhere near as vocal when the Short-eareds are hunting the area.- wildart
- Post #4
- Forum: Birds Of Prey
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gyr falcon
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- Category: Art & Graphics
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Comment by 'wildart' in media 'Short Eared Owl'
my favourite bird, great shot lee.- wildart
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Great Grey Owl
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- Comments: 1
- Category: Britain & Europe
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Siberian Tit
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- Category: Britain & Europe
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goshawk in built up areas?
gos in built up area As there are many falconers birds about now it may well be one of these. We have a pair near us but they dont look like they will breed. Wildart- wildart
- Post #9
- Forum: Birds Of Prey
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viewing owls in Scotland
watching SEOwls Hi Stuart, The best way to watch short- eared Owls IS at the nest site, here you will see how the birds really tick. Find a nest site and sit and watch and eventually you will learn where the male likes to hunt best and at what times. When he is feeding the female on the nest...- wildart
- Post #3
- Forum: Birds Of Prey
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Comment by 'wildart' in media 'Greenfinch'
Glad you like them, the Images are painted in Gouache- wildart
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Greenfinch
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- Category: Art & Graphics
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UK Long-eared Owl Survey
Short eared owls Been watching several SEO sites, mainly displaying but the odd egg may have been layed as the female's are not around now. Will check each nest when I am sure they have layed up. A LEO site I know is not in use this year, probably as a tawny was on site this year. Two more...- wildart
- Post #20
- Forum: Birds Of Prey
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Evening Light
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- Category: Art & Graphics
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Kingfisher
Kingfisher caught by early morning sun- wildart
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hen harrier - almost Extinct?
the brown blob Looks like a female marsh harrier with its cream head- wildart
- Post #54
- Forum: Birds Of Prey
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hen harrier - almost Extinct?
with the cream head its looks like female marsh harrier looks like female marsh harrier with the cream head ?- wildart
- Post #53
- Forum: Birds Of Prey
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Watercolour palette
Alizirin Crimson is a colour which fades so maybe you would be better choosing a replacement- wildart
- Post #5
- Forum: Wildlife Art
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Short Eared Owls
Seo The Short-eared owl is nomadic in the winter and stops where the food is. In the breeding season regular sites can be deserted if there is a shortage of food but when food is in good supply like in a vole year a site can have several breeding pairs. The Short -eared Owl seems to be governed...- wildart
- Post #89
- Forum: Birds Of Prey
