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| Thailand Travel Forum | Any UK twitchers out there? There is a webcam 24/7 on a Perigrine falcons nest on the cathedral tower in Derby UK Have been watching for a month and the eggs have hatched ( 2 out of 4 so far ) Just a thought but you can see them on Derby Peregrine Webcam |
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| Pattaya Last Online: 13-10-2009 08:23 PM Join Date: Dec 2008
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| "Yes ! Waxbills are beautiful. I didn't know that they were to be found wild here. They are an African species. There are several types, ie red eared, orange cheeked and golden brested waxbills. I have no idea if the other types are also to be found here ? The are seedeaters, but during the breeding season they become almost totally insectivorous and in captivity (aviculture) their young cannot be successfully reared without access to copious amounts of livefood. Breeders frequently set up their own mealworm and fruit fly cultures to provide for their needs. They (the parents) can also be released from an aviary, but only as long as they have young in the nest will they return. This way they not only will benefit from additional exercise, but they can also do their own foraging which reduces the work load for the breeder. Last minute deals airfares to Las Vegas |
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| Nonthaburi Last Online: 14-10-2009 02:47 AM Join Date: May 2009
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![]() Might be worth checking at a later date. BBC - Manchester - Webcams - Peregrine falcons They're amazing. | |
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