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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ColonelBlimp" data-source="post: 1452843" data-attributes="member: 63179">So the RSPB are killing some predators at these sites for no reason then? I find that distinctly hard to believe. Sad to say, at these locations e.g. these very rare wading birds are hanging by a thread, and as a very last resort getting rid of some generalising predators from that location is the only way to rpeserve their viability. Since we're on about evidence, where's yours to say that the RSPB are completely in the wrong?What utter rubbish. Assuming this is clearly linked to my statements in the Eagle Owl thread, I have said (e.g. to Jane Turner in one of my posts) repeatedly there that I would like to be proved wrong about them, as I don't want to see the harriers of Northern England gone as much as I presume you do. Which is a bit different from "maintaining the same attitude...regardless"!!!</blockquote>