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26th June 2010, 06:55 PM #16acmegridley Guest
Man those falcons when they dive look out,had a dozy old pigeon sitting on neihgbours fence sunning himself ,I was outside talking to neihbours on other side when whack ,just an explosion of feathers ,pigeon gone ,just a few feathers left floating to the ground.
Couldn't believe it ,it was so quick
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27th June 2010, 05:05 PM #17
Falcons ...
Yes,
When I was doing a little subject research, I saw this clip on YouTube about a Peregrine Falcon defending young chicks against a possible threat from a larger Hawk ...
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hpz66RYD110"]YouTube - Peregrine Falcon Kills Red Tailed Hawk[/ame]
mike
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23rd December 2012, 01:32 PM #18
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Sorry to hear that you have given up on deterring the birds Mike.
I tried a plastic owl which looked very much like your falcon and it also worked for a few days but then the birds came back and ate my lawn seed.
I have tried a lot of different bird scaring devices, from balloons to scarecrows to plastic snakes. I found that there are some things that work and some that don't. And it depends on the types of birds your having a problem with too. I found the smaller the bird, the smarter typically.
I see that someone has pointed out that you have to move the bird scarer around, kind of a buzzkill if your doing alot of work to get rid of the birds, sometimes the disease can be better than the cure.
Anyhow my findings if your interested.
Scarecrow Vs Birds.com ← Reviews of domestic bird control methods
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