Oh heck they let Mancie out againGremlin, what species of Vulture is that? There's been one reported flying over London in the summer - wouldn't have been that one would it?![]()

Oh heck they let Mancie out againGremlin, what species of Vulture is that? There's been one reported flying over London in the summer - wouldn't have been that one would it?![]()

Was down south somewhere kestrelx, can't just remember where, maybe Gloucestershire or even Kent
Nah mate Gobbins go accy shoplifting.![]()
What about Hollands pies? Or have they gone bankrupt?
Sure are Dave had one for my lunch on Saturday, Peppered Steak, very niceStill going as far as I know. Had some in the Summer when we were over, lovely stuff !

So I guess he never found his peregrine? Or he's keeping it quiet!
Good of him to let folk know then.I think he did find it, or somebody found it and identified it by the ring on it's leg. Anyway, as far as I know, he has got his bird back.

Good of him to let folk know then.![]()
Thats a good idea Jeff, think all blokes should ring their birdsI think he did find it, or somebody found it and identified it by the ring on it's leg. Anyway, as far as I know, he has got his bird back.

No, Gremlin, that is not the one. Is that you ? Phwoah ... two handsome fellas together .. LOL.
Didn't there used to be an Owl sanctuary on the way to arrow-in Furnace Gremlin, can remember calling in there many years ago when I was working in the areaNo it's not me katex. I have had less hair than the bird for at least 45 years and not just as handsome as it either.
The chap is either part owner or employee of the Birds of Prey Centre between Settle and Ingleton. If you click on thelink there are a some photos of the same chap and also loads of information.
Me and my missus have been quite few times and always enjoy the demos and a decent plate of scran in the excellent cafe there.
They allow some birds to fly to your arm after being released by the owner of the centre. He gives you a glove first.
Yorkshire Dales Falconry Centre - Hawk Experience - Falconry, Yorkshire
No it's not me katex. I have had less hair than the bird for at least 45 years and not just as handsome as it either.
The chap is either part owner or employee of the Birds of Prey Centre between Settle and Ingleton. If you click on thelink there are a some photos of the same chap and also loads of information.
Me and my missus have been quite few times and always enjoy the demos and a decent plate of scran in the excellent cafe there.
They allow some birds to fly to your arm after being released by the owner of the centre. He gives you a glove first.
Yorkshire Dales Falconry Centre - Hawk Experience - Falconry, Yorkshire
Didn't there used to be an Owl sanctuary on the way to arrow-in Furnace Gremlin, can remember calling in there many years ago when I was working in the area
I assume you mean Barrow in Furness Jaysay.
I went to Barrow many times when I was driving tankers and I seem to recall a sign somewhere along the way but it's must be over 25 years ago. I retired 11 years ago and worked the north east for ten before that and Scotland for a few years before that. Notice I never got the southern contract, I had to keep the MD in G&T to avoid it.
Edit - I just checked and it is still there!Ya it was Barrow Gremlin, and ya its 30 years since I frequented those roads too, so could well not be there nowI assume you mean Barrow in Furness Jaysay.
I went to Barrow many times when I was driving tankers and I seem to recall a sign somewhere along the way but it's must be over 25 years ago. I retired 11 years ago and worked the north east for ten before that and Scotland for a few years before that. Notice I never got the southern contract, I had to keep the MD in G&T to avoid it.
Thanks for that kestrelx had already posted when i saw your linkIt was at Ravenglass I recall seeing signs for it when driving by and saw it in a brochure - not sure if it's still there though?Edit - I just checked and it is still there!
World Owl Trust - Leading The World In Owl Conservation


Over the moors where I workThe other day ... over the moors where I work ... a batch of noisy seagulls flew over with another bird that didn't fly the same way.
Read later in the Observer that the tip was using Peregrine Falcons to scare the Seagulls off .. must have been this.
Had sorta' mentioned this on another forum .. have been asked why should they wish to frighten off the Seagulls as they would eat lots of the garbage ... presume because they make a mess of some sort or maybe noise nuisance ?
Kestrel ... sure you can answer this for me..![]()


I'm intrigued Kate, took up sheep farming 


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