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Bobbie Ireland
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Michael Viney writes a wonderful natural history column every week in
The Irish Times
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http://www.irishtimes.com/news/environment/another-life-location-location-location-the-lives-of-peregrines-1.1909751?page=1
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Re: Ireland's Peregrines
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Quote from: Bobbie Ireland on 14-Sep-14, 06:42:49 AM
Michael Viney writes a wonderful natural history column every week in
The Irish Times
. It is called "Another Life" and is always worth checking. Thought you would all be interested in this piece.
http://www.irishtimes.com/news/environment/another-life-location-location-location-the-lives-of-peregrines-1.1909751?page=1
A nice read Bobbie and I can't believe how many pigeon owners there are!! No wonder the falcons have it rough! Thanks
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Pigeons are put ahead of falcons in Ireland.
This should no surprise for a country with the 5th highest unemployment rate and 6th highest alcohol consumption rate in the world.
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Hey Shaky, don't knock my preferred native country!
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Looks like they value pigeons over eagles as well.
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Quote from: patsy6 on 14-Sep-14, 09:28:27 AM
Hey Shaky, don't knock my preferred native country!
Just the facts, ma'am.
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Interesting & disturbing- how anyone could harm a bird as beautiful and majestic as a peregrine falcon is beyond my range of thinking..
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Quote from: PatriciaRose on 15-Sep-14, 01:03:27 AM
Interesting & disturbing- how anyone could harm a bird as beautiful and majestic as a peregrine falcon is beyond my range of thinking..
Because their "Precious Pigeons" are more important!
I like Pigeons too but LOVE Peregrines more!
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