Birds of Prey

Information concerning the Birds of Prey and how they have affected the flying of English Flying Tipplers

Md_Shahed Hossain / 02 Jun 2012 18:43

Jun
09

Hi Frank,

Hope everything is going ok with you!!!! I tried very hard to make a kit and
fly for last IFT Comp but couldn't do that. From last couple of days I am
trying to make a kit of 4 for upcoming IFT Comp, but again....... Now I
don't have any flyers left to fly.

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Md_Shahed Hossain / 02 Jun 2012 18:31

Jun
09

Here are the pictures of BOP.. and picture no: 0040 actually holding my
young blues.... Cheers..........Shahed






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Md_Shahed Hossain / 13 Mar 2012 04:14

Mar
18

This is heart breaking news for any pigeon fanciers. That's why I told many
people defiantly this country (Australia) is not for Tippler. May be
Tipplers for only those people who keep their birds in the cage like a
chicken.
Last Friday I lost one young ones by Falcon. They couldn't even fly for 15
mins.

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Danny McCarthy / 13 Mar 2012 01:12

Mar
18

Hi Guys,
I lost a young Shannon silver Badge yesterday. I had one of its wings pinned
and one free, that is how I settle my birds when they are young. She was on
the loft roof with all the others when she was startled by a Magpie and took
to the air. She landed in my neighbours tree and settled there for the
night. Next morning she was in the air circling the loft , but would not
land.

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Danny McCarthy / 13 Jan 2011 19:59

Feb
06

Lost my kit of three to an over fly on Wednesday evening, got this one back
today, it's be hit by the falcon. Happy to have it back.


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Barney Owston / 10 Jan 2011 18:24

Jan
10

I Was working my two jacks up in the country, rabbi ting and ratting, when I
came across this man with a Goshawk, He said his hawk was picking up the
rabbits my dogs where moving, I was telling him about the peregrine problem
with Davy in Sunderland He said there were 5 pairs of peregrine in that
area, and he said there were 1 pair in Newcastle, I was telling him about
the eagle owl in Whi

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Aidan McIlhatton / 06 Jan 2011 07:53

Jan
06

And for the past week the B.O.P. has hit me hard one taken above loft
another a day later I didn't see him catch

That one but he chased it down it never came back, today he hit me again
[see attach.] but it managed to make it home


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Barney Owston / 04 Jan 2011 14:50

Jan
04

Just been reading my bird magazine, our friend the Eagle owl has been
killing the bops for fun, He has been catching and eating the ferocious
goshawks, and is said to be DILUITING THE PERIGRINE POPULATION by munching
on them to extreme also the Eagle Owl can live for up till 70 years LONG
LIVE THE EAGLE OWL

This is the muncher doing the killing

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John / 12 Dec 2010 05:52

Dec
26

six stitches for two talon punctures ,some Betadine and she'll be training
next week. Gotta admire the heart of this 8 week old !!!!!



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Frank Otta / 03 Dec 2010 13:18

Dec
26

There are couple patches of woods in my vicinity, a block away or so. A big
forest is couple miles S/E of my place - that's where my red Dutch
Sheffield's get MIA :-( because that's where the real hawk territory is, not
just the sparrow hawk's ...


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