Hi all
For a while now I have had a sparrowhawk taking birds in the garden and this morning i saw it get a starling. Nothing new in that. It took the starling under some low growing conifers and was not disturbed at all so it ate its fill. However about 5 hours later it came back and took the remainder of the bird away. I am sure it was the same hawk, but have never seen 1 return to a kill so long after killing.
Does anyone know if this is normal.
Kevin
Unusual behaviour
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Re: Unusual behaviour
I have on many occasions eaten the pizza crusts left over after passing out after a few beers......is that the same🤪
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Re: Unusual behaviour
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But that sound like normal behaviour
Kevin
AlmostBlackbaronfish wrote: ↑Sat Nov 09, 2019 7:57 pmI have on many occasions eaten the pizza crusts left over after passing out after a few beers......is that the same🤪
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But that sound like normal behaviour
Kevin
Re: Unusual behaviour
Blackbaronfish wrote: ↑Sat Nov 09, 2019 7:57 pmI have on many occasions eaten the pizza crusts left over after passing out after a few beers......is that the same🤪
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Re: Unusual behaviour
Maybe later hunts were unsuccessful and it remembered there was a meal left from earlier.
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Re: Unusual behaviour
A killer always returns to the scene of the crime ...
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