pip1968
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Everything posted by pip1968
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wheres walshie
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Yep!!!! Good luck with that one Lab when i was away a pair killed 150+ poults in one night, absolutely smashed 'em...the b*****ds soon flew away though.......... I thought Buzzards were more scavengers than active hunters? Suppose if they're hungry, just never seen one on the hunt before Goshawks do not hunt at night accipiters will hunt dusk and dawn like most predators, however don't be fooled into thinking that birds don't fly at night because 100% they can and do. A goshawk will kill,feed then rest up. there not like ferrets and cats that kill for pleasure as well as food
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really good walk that,just glad the rain stopped when we got their and was happy what was on the first field gave the dogs a stretch anyway then they just worked the ground running about and the wildlife this place holds is spot on.thanks pat for showing us around a few good spots and we will deffo doing it again mate
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newsham park has a big catfish in it aswell as plenty of double figure carp,loads of tench and bream
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theirs full episodes on youtube
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ive only watched it today but i will deffo watch it again even though its fake you have to laugh
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id buy one just for the scrap lol you have to live in them for 5yrs and no letting out
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fcuk me looks like something for the x files,cant believe some of the things people do
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Yep!!!! Good luck with that one Lab when i was away a pair killed 150+ poults in one night, absolutely smashed 'em...the b*****ds soon flew away though.......... I thought Buzzards were more scavengers than active hunters? Suppose if they're hungry, just never seen one on the hunt before 150 in one night seems pretty steep? Buzzards 100% hunt and kill pheasants, mainly poults, but will also hit adult birds, only they cannot carry them off. I see it pretty much every day when we have poults here. I even watch them bring their young to the pens to teach them how to d
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i havent laughed like that for ages,your right hes always leaving his mate
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Yep!!!! Good luck with that one Lab when i was away a pair killed 150+ poults in one night, absolutely smashed 'em...the b*****ds soon flew away though.......... I thought Buzzards were more scavengers than active hunters? Suppose if they're hungry, just never seen one on the hunt before 150 in one night seems pretty steep? Buzzards 100% hunt and kill pheasants, mainly poults, but will also hit adult birds, only they cannot carry them off. I see it pretty much every day when we have poults here. I even watch them bring their young to the pens to teach them how to d
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lab you can see how far they are up north on this http://www.rspb.org.uk/wildlife/birdguide/name/g/goshawk/index.aspx
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i was in my street with a neighbour the other day and was alerted by starlings giving a distress call,then in a flash a spa came through the side of the house chasing a goldfinch,you should have seen how quick and rapid it was my neighbour was amazed as it flew around us trying to grab its meal, then it flew out of site i love to see things like that to many people walk around with their heads in the clouds and miss so much
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Id say more like the brown of the buzzard mate...........it was like a small, quick Buzzard. Its wings looked leaner if that makes any sense? put a dead rabbit or pheasant down and wait the crows will alert it to free food then you will have your answer as buzzards are mostly carrion eaters Aww theres plenty Buzzards about mate.......if i chucked a bird down it would be gone in no time. Is the Goshawk a carrion eater? very much doubt it but any wild bird will probably take a free meal but they usually kill their own food
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Id say more like the brown of the buzzard mate...........it was like a small, quick Buzzard. Its wings looked leaner if that makes any sense? put a dead rabbit or pheasant down and wait the crows will alert it to free food then you will have your answer as buzzards are mostly carrion eaters
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lab was it the same colour as a sparrow hawk or brownie looking like a buzzard
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it probably was a goshawk lab and a small male,
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it must be like meeting brian plummer
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to right its set up,i mean who the f**k would walk into a bikers tattoo parlour and demand payment then leave his best mate in their who then gets filled in and left lying on the floor covered in blood
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anyone seen this on this its on the dave channel its fcuken mental
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is that you morphius
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boy you sound cheesed off
