The Thrush, The Sparrowhawk, the Cycad, and the swallow

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The Thrush, The Sparrowhawk, the Cycad, and the swallow

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Wow, a Thrush and a Sparrowhawk just crashed into my lounge window. :shock: Terrific bang, the Sparrowhawk has flown off. the Thrush is sheltering under my Cycad :shock: It has recovered a bit in the 20 mins or so and is now standing up, and looking around. Both have been frequent visitors to my garden over the last few days. :wink:
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Ahhh poor thing :( We have the odd bird fly into our patio window now and then, but they always seem to recover fast. One morning, there was also the imprint of an own on the window! He must have recovered and flown off though, as he was not to be seen. We do hear them now and then on those late, Summer nights.

Thanks, take care

Pete
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If that Thrush don't fly off soon dave he will be cat fodder. We gat the odd Pidgeon fly into the patio doors and leave a dusty imprint on the outside of them.

This Bird was on my neighbours chimney the other week. I know what I think it looks like but I am sure its probably not :roll:
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I was thinking Peregrine ????
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Mark wrote:
This Bird was on my neighbours chimney the other week.


I was thinking Peregrine ????
No mark thats if I am not mistaken is ...........a TV ariel.......but there a bird sat on that :D

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Daz, id have thought you would know??

We had a pigeon fly at full wack into the window at work a few weeks back, really made me jump.
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Whilst working out in the garden this afternoon our summer resident Mallard re-appeared from his winter jaunt. Flew across my garden and landed on my house roof :) Its always so strange to see them up there, just doesn't feel right. He was looking for his Mrs I think, hopefully she'll be back soon. I believe they spend a lot of the summer in the garden 4 houses down the close, its lovely to see them flying around in the summer evenings, and sat on the house roof quacking away.

So where do ducks go in the winter ?
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That's a swallow isn't it?? - not a peregrine i'm sure!
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I'm just a little curious as to what the little red cushion is on the chimney :lol:

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tropical-pete wrote:I'm just a little curious as to what the little red cushion is on the chimney :lol:

Pete
Easy Pete thats for santa to sit on when he needs a rest :D

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GARYnNAT wrote:Easy Pete thats for santa to sit on when he needs a rest :D
Just because we don't know what kind of bird it is, Gary, there's no need to start naming it already! :lol:

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What should you do when a bird poos on your car? Stop going out with her.
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Essexman wrote:What should you do when a bird poos on your car? Stop going out with her.

Ewww :shock: :lol: :lol:
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A girl at work returned to her car one morning to find someone had done a large poo on top of the roof, and left a little bit of toilet paper stuck in it.

So not only had they climbed on her car they had gone armed with bg roll for the very purpose. She ended up with dents in her roof, but never did find the poo fiend.
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She should have done the DNA test....... after all she had a stool sample :lol:
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Re: The Trush, The Sparrowhawk, and the Cycad

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I think it,s a peregrine.Its defanatly a falcon not a hawk this is a hawk
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