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What is it? It was having breakfast at the same time as me, plucking the pigeon while still alive (at first I thought it was 2 pigeons mating who liked it rough!). 2nd course had been disabled and was trying to crawl away also!
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click on it for full size and another pic also.
ENHANCE!
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That's a pigeon.
And a goshawk
Sparrow hawk.
Which part of the country? Goshawks are much less common and more of a woodland bird.
Its a sparrowhawk, looks like its enjoying its breakfast 🙂
Baby robin's getting bigger these days....
boxelder - Member
Baby robin's getting bigger these days....POSTED 40 SECONDS AGO #
Oh a baby robin joke. My sides are splitting.
Looks like a Killer Partridge and a pigeon
You have a tennis court in your garden?
What is it? It was having breakfast at the same time as me, [s]plucking[/s] eating the pigeon while still alive
FTFY 🙂
Looks Sparrowhawk to me. We've a local one that appears to be a very effective hunter, often seen doing similar to that one^^.
You have a tennis court in your garden?
That's his Butler's garden....
Grass needs a serious cut Al.
I was more impressed with the tennis court, nice. The bird not having a good time was/is a pigeon, the one enjoying the pigeon mcnuggets is a sparrow hawk. I used to have this scenario in my back garden at my old house regularly (minus the tennis court)
Yeah, but when you sleep on a park bench you don't really get to control the grass cutting.
I like the MX5 pic best
Jamie - Freeloader!
ENHANCE!
No GIF, is disappoint 🙁
Without Jamie's enlargement exercise though it really could have been a baby robin 😯
Its a female sparrowhawk IMHO
I thought it might have been a Goshawk as well at first but I don't think they play tennis. Female sparrowhawks are quite a bit bigger than the males and I think only females have the banding on the tail which is clearly visible.
Ai, sparrow hawk
I've been sat in Al's house overlooking the tennis courts he has, drinking beer served by his butler, whilst young women in short skirts worked up a sweat playing with balls on court
I hope they were his...
Didn't realise baby robin mentions had a shelf life - such quality humour never grows thin does it? A bit like annoying orange - endlessly amusing. Thanks though.