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Garden visitor – beautiful Sparrowhawk. © [John Mallaney] and [www.johnmallaney.com], [2022]. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from this blog’s author and/or owner is strictly prohibited. Excerpts and links may be used, provided that … Continue reading
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Here are a few shots of a stunning Sparrowhawk taken in Aylesbury on a very gloomy day indeed. I wonder if this could be the same bird that perched in a tree in my garden a couple of months ago … Continue reading
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The last shots of the Sparrowhawk that temporarily resided in my garden late last year. Unfortunately, his cover was finally blown when the last of the leaves disappeared from the tree. No cover equals no rich pickings! © [John Mallaney] and … Continue reading
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As previously mentioned in my last post when an opportunity arises to document a predator at work it is very difficult to resist. The picture on the ground was taken from my window and shows the aftermath of a successful attack on a goldfinch. The … Continue reading
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This magnificent Sparrowhawk has decided to perch himself on a tree in my back garden for the last few days. The reasons for his appearance was not immediately obvious to me until I observed him acrobatically attacking the finches which I regularly … Continue reading
Here are a few shots of a Sparrowhawk that was soaring alongside a Common Buzzard (see my last post) at Western Turville near Aylesbury.
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Although I am Scottish and supposed to be acclimatised to the driech weather, it does come as a shock to the system when we get these occasional cold snaps down south. Indeed, spare a thought for some of the poor wee blighters below whose … Continue reading
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