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Re: Raptor Flying Over Seabank Road
[Re: Moonstar]
#1059472
28th Sep 2018 2:20pm
28th Sep 2018 2:20pm
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granny
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Could it have been a buzzard, Moonstar ? They tend to circle, but high in the sky . It's exciting to see these birds.
Humankind has not woven the web of life. We are but one thread within it. Whatever we do to the web, we do to ourselves. All things are bound together. All things connect.
~Chief Seattle
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Re: Raptor Flying Over Seabank Road
[Re: Moonstar]
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28th Sep 2018 8:57pm
28th Sep 2018 8:57pm
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pacef8
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Smartchild
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Buzzards where a common site in the 70s i am told but the use of ddt thinned the egg cases and resulted in their decline. They are now only getting back to sustainable levels. Ospreys are seen quite regularily as the move down from the north.
Last edited by pacef8; 28th Sep 2018 8:58pm.
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