may i just poit out something to you lol..... you have a pair of hawks feeding here, the bird at the start eating the pigeon is a male bird and the bird eating the magpie is def a female, if you compare both bird you will see the female on the magpie has stripes above her eyes in which the male bird does not. brilliant footage and its normale for a pair to hunt your garden as i have a pair and 5 young in mine.
may i just poit out something to you lol..... you have a pair of hawks feeding here, the bird at the start eating the pigeon is a male bird and the bird eating the magpie is def a female, if you compare both bird you will see the female on the magpie has stripes above her eyes in which the male bird does not. brilliant footage and its normale for a pair to hunt your garden as i have a pair and 5 young in mine.
eastbelfastno1 2 years ago
if I point out something to you, the first bird is an adult female in mature plumage and the second bird a juvenile female in immature plumage
barbaryhawking 2 years ago