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hawks in the garden?

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  • 23-09-2012 2:22pm
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    Registered Users Posts: 16


    hi, just wondering if you are supposed to submit a record or something if you have hawks or falcons in your area..i do a bit of shooting and anything i shoot i leave out in the field and all sorts of hawks and falcons have it gone within minutes.. thanks
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  • Registered Users Posts: 1,423 ✭✭✭V_Moth


    There are a number of places you can submit your sightings:

    -BirdTrack (used by BirdWatch Ireland)
    -National Biodiversity Data Centre

    Recording sightings is completely voluntary, but helps nature conservation organisations keep track of the current populations of birds and other animals.


  • Registered Users Posts: 9,204 ✭✭✭dodderangler


    benjii187 wrote: »
    hi, just wondering if you are supposed to submit a record or something if you have hawks or falcons in your area..i do a bit of shooting and anything i shoot i leave out in the field and all sorts of hawks and falcons have it gone within minutes.. thanks
    What are you shootin with and what bullets/cartridges you usin
    Are bullets lead point and pellets lead as the lead will poison them
    Hawks I wouldn't bother as buzzards are now takin over
    Falcons is different as they hardly spotted
    If you spot a hawk that is not a buzzard or a kite I can on my number and you can ring me and describe it as it could be a lost hawk and I can ring around some lads and ask if anyone lost one
    Most common would be a Harris hawk be darkish with a red colouring aswell like the hawk I have
    If they are in your garden and are not frightened of you around them more likely a lost hawk


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