www.eaglereintroductionwales.com bringing back the white tailed sea eagle !
Along with lots of narrow minded Welsh farmers .....You’d be surprised. There are plenty of libtard feckwits that have bought houses and retired here, full on Guardian readers that think farmers are out to poison them.
Loads of them round here.
That’s the one.
Just from growing up in the area
In my opinion there are now too many Red Kites about, I wonder if the proliferation of raptors is affecting other small songbird numbers. Went to pick up a calf the other day, and I think Mark said he counted 67 Kites circling his silage field this summer. surely this must be altering the make up of all our other wildlife.There was a lot of opposition on here to the red kites being helped and they're no harm to anything much. That thing looks like it take your children
oh, and metropolitan Labour voting types don't have any biases or preconceived ideas at all then!
Area around Montgomery has been a draw for Goodlifers since the early 70s. At least some put down roots and stopped. Bishops Castle seems the same. But retirees with naff all else to do, can be a problem.You’d be surprised. There are plenty of libtard feckwits that have bought houses and retired here, full on Guardian readers that think farmers are out to poison them.
Loads of them round here.
Funnily, I re-read, and thought the same..... English incomers!
For my whole life we have had dozens of buzzards on the farm. Since a couple of red kites have started visiting once every few weeks we have almost no buzzards. Whether bird flu has scuppered them or red kites we arn’t sure but the last 2-3 years a lot of our caravaners have been asking where the buzzards have all gone.
