GrahamH

GrahamH club

Posted: 26 Feb 2022


Taken: 22 Feb 2022

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Angry birdsWP 20220222 17 51 32 Pro

Angry birdsWP 20220222 17 51 32 Pro
Some birds can warn you off their nesting area, mainly in spring. I found this sign while out for a walk in the afternoon. February 2022.

tiabunna, Aus Blue, Frans Schols have particularly liked this photo


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 ୱ Kiezkickerde ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
ୱ Kiezkickerde ( ͡°… club
Alfred H. has placed this sign. ;-)
2 years ago.
GrahamH club has replied to ୱ Kiezkickerde ( ͡°… club
:-) Though it's only one bird at a time, not a large flock.
2 years ago.
 Aus Blue
Aus Blue
yes the magpie gets a bad name, its only a tiny few that protects the nest til their babies have left the nest ,the others know man dont hurt them,..
we had a real cranky maggie here that only attacked the other birds when he was nesting ,and he never attacked humans ,as a result i had many doves over the years to look after as maggie hurt their wings or knocked young doves from the nest ..
2 years ago. Edited 2 years ago.
GrahamH club has replied to Aus Blue
Yet yesterday morning, first sunny morning in a week, as I was pegging washing on the clothes line there were 5 magpies around. One was on the Hills hoist and didn't fly away as I turned it. Another four were feeding on the ground within a few metres of where I was standing pegging the clothes on the line.
2 years ago.
Aus Blue has replied to GrahamH club
yes most are real friendly.....the ones that attack only attack in a certain distance from their nest anyways ..one place i lived, i had a long drive way,but a maggie from across the road area would only swoop at me at my letter box..iut was its cut off area lol..never swooped me as i walked back up to the house:)
2 years ago.
 tiabunna
tiabunna club
The ones around here are very friendly and no swooping problems.
2 years ago.
GrahamH club has replied to tiabunna club
Swooping may be related to familiarity. Prior to my recent years of employment I used to regularly walk round a large park. One year there were magpies near one of the road access areas. They swooped kids and parents who came for soccer practice but they never bothered me even though I walked through the same area as the other people.
2 years ago.

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