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  1. PYRTLE

    Starling deaths - caused by Predator

    Sorry Andy, was away in Cyprus then for a month....non birding trip ( mostly! Who said romance is dead.) Hope you're keeping well. Pat
  2. PYRTLE

    Starling deaths - caused by Predator

    Yes, a modern road construction and finish would be a much harder and denser surface if the prey were indeed forced to crash to the ground so that could explain the high numbers of mortality. Perhaps just one or two if it was turf. But more likely the dazzling effect of the setting sun coupled...
  3. PYRTLE

    Starling deaths - caused by Predator

    Thanks KC.
  4. PYRTLE

    Starling deaths - caused by Predator

    https://news.sky.com/story/wales-hundreds-of-starlings-found-dead-were-avoiding-bird-of-prey-11910210 I guess the forensic science proves what happened. Oops, typo in the headline.
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