twowheelsbest
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Robins 1 Seagulls 2 - both 
our goals came from a sparrow!
our goals came from a sparrow!
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seagullsovergrimsby
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We also heard the west country tits in the home stand on the radio.
Gully
Monkey in a seagull suit.
There are plenty on here crowing about the result!
Let the bird related pun-fest commence!
Let the bird related pun-fest commence!
Freddie Goodwin.
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Did somebody tweet this?
Si Gull
Way Down South
No doubt Albion fans will be raven about our swift return to form - but Swindon fans will find the result hard to swallow despite it being nothing to grouse about.
West Hoathly Seagull
Honorary Ruffian
I was as high as a kite after that result, and I saw one flying over the M4 today.
TrueFan
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Robins 1 Seagulls 2 - both
Haha great one!
TrueFan
New member
They just used that on TFLS!
Goldstone Rapper
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Yet another media source using NSC to get their news angles! 
little al
Crystal Palace fan
The Eagles did alright as well 
Saw a bloke outside the County Ground hawking tickets. He had a blackbird with him, dressed up as a wren. She was scratching like mad and I asked if she had thrush. Told her, it was no good swanning around here. Get over to the Heron garage for some Stork margarine and rub it in where the sun don't shine.
She thanked me, said she owed me a good tern and maybe, just for a lark, we could have a shag when she came back.
Then met up with a mate, Jay Finch who hoped there wouldn't be any " owl-ers " today. His hobby is learning club grounds parrot fashion. I asked whether he had bittern off more than he could swallow.
There was a massive crane near the ground and he said it was a ruff job, climbing one of those.
Saw Matt Sparrow after the game, couldn't believe how pigeon toed he was. Said he was delighted to be in the starling line-up, pleased with his goals, coot have gone any better, although he was puffin towards the end.
A great bustard of a robins fan was slagging off the seagulls, crowing about last season. We said " you can snipe all you like mate but it was a screamer of a redstart for us "
We were choughed to blazes and on the way back called into martins and bought some pheasant ale called jackdaw, to celebrate a Mother Carey's chicken of a day out.
She thanked me, said she owed me a good tern and maybe, just for a lark, we could have a shag when she came back.
Then met up with a mate, Jay Finch who hoped there wouldn't be any " owl-ers " today. His hobby is learning club grounds parrot fashion. I asked whether he had bittern off more than he could swallow.
There was a massive crane near the ground and he said it was a ruff job, climbing one of those.
Saw Matt Sparrow after the game, couldn't believe how pigeon toed he was. Said he was delighted to be in the starling line-up, pleased with his goals, coot have gone any better, although he was puffin towards the end.
A great bustard of a robins fan was slagging off the seagulls, crowing about last season. We said " you can snipe all you like mate but it was a screamer of a redstart for us "
We were choughed to blazes and on the way back called into martins and bought some pheasant ale called jackdaw, to celebrate a Mother Carey's chicken of a day out.
Greg Bobkin
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- May 22, 2012
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Quick question, what bird is this, please?
Muzzman
Pocket Rocket
Red Squirrel
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sparrowhawk
Seagull on the Hill
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- Jan 22, 2022
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Sparrowhawk?
It's similar to the bird that killed a woodpigeon in my garden a couple of weeks ago.
It's similar to the bird that killed a woodpigeon in my garden a couple of weeks ago.
Greg Bobkin
Silver Seagull
- May 22, 2012
- 16,012
Thanks guys! I did attempt to use a bit identifier app but it was so much of a faff I thought I'd ask on here!
Mrs Bobkin's first thought was a falcon, but I thought they were larger than that. It definitely looked on the hunt for something...
Mrs Bobkin's first thought was a falcon, but I thought they were larger than that. It definitely looked on the hunt for something...
Wardy's twin
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- Oct 21, 2014
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Sparrowhawks are more common and often (relatively to peregrines) are in gardens targeting bird feeders .
- Oct 20, 2022
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Yes.
It’s a male.
You are right, Peregrines are larger than Sparrowhawk ( at least males) Also unlikely to see one perched on a low roof - they don‘t hunt/stalk from perches but stoop/dive bomb birds in the air ( at incredible speeds)
Nice picture and an exciting spot for the garden
Greg Bobkin
Silver Seagull
- May 22, 2012
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Thank you NSC - to the rescue (not literally, but you know what I mean!) once again 