The perils of old age

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07 Oct 2024 17:37 #8995 by Jim Wright
Replied by Jim Wright on topic The perils of old age
I am sure a vulture would find you extremely tasty, John. Luckily for you there haven't been too many about in Lincolnshire (apart from that vagrant a of a few years back).

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06 Oct 2024 20:31 #8990 by John T Goy
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Any bird that attacked me would have to be pretty desperate for something to eat cos am all skin and bone, but vultures can eat bone as they have a strong stomach for digesting it. 

The poor lady, hope she recovers. 

Reading about this incident makes me think of the gulls pinching peoples fish and chips etc!

Many years ago I was in back garden bent down  when I felt a whoosh go past my head, I carefully turned round and a Sparrowhawk was perched just above me in the lilac. 
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06 Oct 2024 17:57 #8986 by Jim Wright
It's enough to put you off birding . . .
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