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Title: An Understanding Pigeon Owner Post by: patsy6 on 04-Nov-14, 09:04:01 AM I am always a bit concerned for the safety of our raptors when occasionally a banded bird ends up as prey. This guy gets it, though.
http://www.dnainfo.com/new-york/20141104/hamilton-heights/hungry-hamilton-heights-hawk-captured-after-feasting-on-trained-pigeons (http://www.dnainfo.com/new-york/20141104/hamilton-heights/hungry-hamilton-heights-hawk-captured-after-feasting-on-trained-pigeons) Title: Re: An Understanding Pigeon Owner Post by: valhalla on 05-Nov-14, 08:20:17 PM Put out a buffet and we will come!
Title: Re: An Understanding Pigeon Owner Post by: Donna on 06-Nov-14, 06:13:29 AM I am always a bit concerned for the safety of our raptors when occasionally a banded bird ends up as prey. This guy gets it, though. http://www.dnainfo.com/new-york/20141104/hamilton-heights/hungry-hamilton-heights-hawk-captured-after-feasting-on-trained-pigeons (http://www.dnainfo.com/new-york/20141104/hamilton-heights/hungry-hamilton-heights-hawk-captured-after-feasting-on-trained-pigeons) Sounded like a horror show in there. At least the guy was good about it. Poor pigeons though. |