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if you watch it closely it was not an oppertunistic attack ....you can see the osprey sees the buzzard coming ...then it leaves the nest and when the buzzard lifts the chick you ca n see at the top of

speaking as a man who had birds tied up all day i think most expierenced falconers will tell you the same thing, whilst looking like any other BOP buzzards are infact more akin to rats and cockroache

Just watched it Not surprised in the sightest. This will lead to crys to control them but nothing will happen The facility to control Buzzards has been in place for years, but NO licenses have been

Just watched it

Not surprised in the sightest. This will lead to crys to control them but nothing will happen

The facility to control Buzzards has been in place for years, but NO licenses have been issued by the Scottish gov`t.

 

All this bullshit about them being carrion only is just that,,,bullshit.

I was stalking in Lauder one morning and saw more buzzards than crows, another stalking trip in Biggar and I saw 14 sitting in one field.

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Just watched it

Not surprised in the sightest. This will lead to crys to control them but nothing will happen

The facility to control Buzzards has been in place for years, but NO licenses have been issued by the Scottish gov`t.

 

All this bullshit about them being carrion only is just that,,,bullshit.

I was stalking in Lauder one morning and saw more buzzards than crows, another stalking trip in Biggar and I saw 14 sitting in one field.

ive seen 7 sitting in a grass field near a warren i know had mitsy last summer :yes:
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I get big problems with them most days lately. they come over the top of my aviaries pretty low swing round and come back over for another look, the Peregrines litteraly hit the roof hanging off the mesh trying to engage them to protect their young.

 

the problem is I end up with young birds jumping out of the nest in panic when the mother is throwing a wobbly. I have no idea what the Buzzards are after? could be the day old cockerals or quail in the aviary or other food, then again they could also be quartering the aviaries to take some of my youngtsers off the ledge :censored: ....

 

seen more Buzzrds this year than ever, they're all over the place......

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Aye there's hundreds about now put out some pigeon decoys you can have four circling you , drive up the motorway theres one on every post , theres no enough carrion to substane them they must kill stuff to get by

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Aye there's hundreds about now put out some pigeon decoys you can have four circling you , drive up the motorway theres one on every post , theres no enough carrion to substane them they must kill stuff to get by

 

You're 100% right.....

 

I never beleived a few years ago that wild Buzzards would take fully grown Pheasants, I know for definite they do now somtimes on a regular basis.......

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there was a time not so long ago you could drive around the roads bordering the local estates early in the morning and pick up as many dead pheasent as you wanted also the odd rabbit or hare, now you dont see a thing on the roads

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