Tuesday, 24 July 2012
We have grounded
Fer de Lance (White-tailed Sea-eagle) she needed a break anyway, and after her
sojourn in the field, she was less interested in work! My Tawny Eagle is coming
on and Mark has just got his out to start work, plus we have the new Grey
Buzzard Eagle that Holly is training, and John is going to start with Pioneer
again, ready for the winter and for the Falconry Weekend.

My brother Nick
is here from New Zealand and has been chopping things down, I would say
pruning, but it is rather more aggressive than that, but he is doing an amazing
job. The Bay hedge is down to manageable size now, and we can see through all
the windows on the road side of the house! It was getting a little silly and
very dark inside. Of course the downside
is that we are finding that a number of the windows have rotten sills, and some
need replacing, however after this year, that may have to wait for a while – a
long while I suspect!
Natasha is back
from her work experience with Nick Fox, and is helping with various birds,
Michele takes first Ara home one night and then Lyra the next night!! Her
mother skypes with Lyra!!! You might get the impression that this is a mad
house and you could just possibly be right.
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Hello
I have to say that keeping a weblog can at times become compulsive and at other times a chore. Sometimes I am berrated for not keeping it up and sometimes I get wonderful comments from people who follow the news of the Centre.
It is fun to share the daily goings on here, some good and some bad, some funny and some sad, but all a part of our daily lives.
And as I said before its a pretty cool to be here and it is a great place to visit, you should try coming and watching the birds and meeting the staff and of course the dogs.
It is fun to share the daily goings on here, some good and some bad, some funny and some sad, but all a part of our daily lives.
And as I said before its a pretty cool to be here and it is a great place to visit, you should try coming and watching the birds and meeting the staff and of course the dogs.
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Slide Show
An interesting video on Lead
An interesting video on Lead
I find it staggering that people who want to hunt don't see the value in changing their ammunition from lead to a safer product. We have stopped using lead in petrol, in paint, in our water pipes, but they still want to use lead - ah well, apparently eating it not only kills birds but leads to reduced intelligence in humans......................
NO ONE is asking you to stop legal and genuine hunting, they are just asking you to change your ammunition!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHZGQ8i8AwI
I find it staggering that people who want to hunt don't see the value in changing their ammunition from lead to a safer product. We have stopped using lead in petrol, in paint, in our water pipes, but they still want to use lead - ah well, apparently eating it not only kills birds but leads to reduced intelligence in humans......................
NO ONE is asking you to stop legal and genuine hunting, they are just asking you to change your ammunition!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHZGQ8i8AwI
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