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Sitting on a neighbour's fence looking at the budgies
Now which one can I have?
Budgies are safe behind netting
The bird has been hanging around for a couple of days.
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I lost a half grown hen to a sparrow hawk last week
ReplyDeleteOur garden appears to be in a sparrow hawk / kestrel territory. I've seen a rock dove dispatched and flown away inside 20 seconds.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo Colin.
ReplyDeleteTwas not me it was the camera lol
ReplyDeleteTwas not me it was the camera lol
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