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Sparrowhawk
Splat!
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Posted: 26th September 2008
How do you know when there's a sparrowhawk in the area?
Sometimes
the only evidence you find of a sparrowhawk is a pile of neatly plucked
feathers - the remains of it's last meal. Other times you might see
one swooping past, about to catch a meal.
Eric Connelly knows for sure there's a
sparrowhawk in his garden. It left this ghostly image of itself on his patio
door.
Sparrowhawks are well known for their accuracy when flying in for the
kill, but sometimes even they can get it wrong. This particular bird
didn't notice the glass door in its flightpath, and the force of the impact
caused the dust in its feathers to leave this imprint.
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Related Links:
UK Safari Sparrowhawk Fact File
Tawny Owl Splat
Window Blind - what to do if a bird hits your
window
UK Safari Birds Section
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