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Each year they flock together on a bright autumn day to pair up the remaining young and take a look at the group territories. You'll see flocks of up to 40, making a hell of a noise as they go. I've just seen 20+ go bye as the clans gather. I'll try and post a picture later when they settle.

Happy hunting.

Gren wrote:Each year they flock together on a bright autumn day to pair up the remaining young and take a look at the group territories. You'll see flocks of up to 40, making a hell of a noise as they go. I've just seen 20+ go bye as the clans gather. I'll try and post a picture later when they settle.

Happy hunting.

Birds are interesting animals and have some odd characteristics, don't they!

We had a flock of around 50 Lapwings on a field this year that stayed for several months! Lovely to see and listen to as well. They make an unusual sound.

ATB

Kevin

Well one unlucky couple fell out of the walnut tree this morning , such a shame , just as romance was blossoming

rodp wrote:Well one unlucky couple fell out of the walnut tree this morning , such a shame , just as romance was blossoming

The best Magpie is a dead Magpie. LOL Nest raiding buggers.

Good shooting.

ATB

Kevin