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  1. rollingthunder

    Fort Dunlop

    If it was i'm sure most submitted records would consist of full adults....... Laurie:t:
  2. rollingthunder

    Fort Dunlop

    Do you think it is a male? Laurie -
  3. rollingthunder

    Fort Dunlop

    I wonder whether it's some pre-breeding season display activity or just practising its' stoops? Laurie -
  4. rollingthunder

    Fort Dunlop

    It's nice to know that something is taking advantage of the increased light pollution! After my last post i got to thinking that the only time that they could be catching them would be during night-time movement. These city-dwelling Peregrines with their 'cams' are proving a most interesting...
  5. rollingthunder

    Fort Dunlop

    That's a most unusual item for a Peregrine, i would have thought, i mean how many Little Grebes do you see flying about in order to get caught? It has a nice pale gape mark, I wonder if it was a first-Winter bird i suppose we will never know. It should make things most interesting to see what...
  6. rollingthunder

    Fort Dunlop

    I was going to say i thought it was Derbyshire ....IIRC the Corncrake was a ringed bird as part of an into scheme somewhere in East Anglia...... Laurie:t:
  7. rollingthunder

    Fort Dunlop

    BTW - did you see that Barnacle Goose in Mary Stevens Park a couple of weeks or so ago? I did post the details, it was only there a day or so? Laurie -
  8. rollingthunder

    Fort Dunlop

    Keep an eye on what they are feeding on, could be interesting. I recall an interesting article about a Peregrine that seemed to specialise in catching waders, possibly nocturnal migrants as Woodcock and Corncrake had been found at it's 'table'.... Laurie:t:
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