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Fort Dunlop
Not a problem in this case, since the biggest threat is the local authority. If eveyone knows the Birds are there then they cant plead ignorance if they mess up again. Some sites are a defo no-no though, due to thier isolation and the areas fondness of racing pigeons;) Maybe get in touch with...- DaveJones
- Post #106
- Forum: West Midlands
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Fort Dunlop
He will enjoy that! Will have to pop in and say hello:t:- DaveJones
- Post #102
- Forum: West Midlands
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Fort Dunlop
How the hell did it catch a Little Grebe! I was on Portland a week ago and one took a Merlin! Disturbed another bird as it was tucking into a fresh Fulmar kill. They really are awesome preditors. I dont know if hes still with Leisure servces, but it might be good to keep Stefan Bodnar...- DaveJones
- Post #100
- Forum: West Midlands
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Fort Dunlop
I usually ask people to be carefull with info like this, but in this case i will refrian due to the birds being a lot safer with people knowing that they are there. I should say "certain" people since local birders are well aware. These "certian" people did allow absailing on the building...- DaveJones
- Post #97
- Forum: West Midlands