Description: My lad said he had found a crows nest the day before and wanted a big fat chick with its eyes ready for opening so he could have it as a pet as i had had one when i was a kid and they make good companions. So off i went up, my lad said he saw something fly off although i didn't see no tail sticking out and didn't know what to expect and this was my surprise. I rattled off a few shots then came flying back down and couldn't believe what it had turned out to be. I can only surmise that the only reason i didn't see no tail was that the smaller male may have been sat instead of the more usual bigger female. Date: 6 May 2012, 08:40. Source: Sparrowhawk Nest 06.05.12 Uploaded by Fæ. Author: nottsexminer. Camera location53° 06′ 46.57″ N, 1° 15′ 57.61″ WView all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap 53.112935; -1.266002.
Description: My lad said he had found a crows nest the day before and wanted a big fat chick with its eyes ready for opening so he could have it as a pet as i had had one when i was a kid and they make good companions. So off i went up, my lad said he saw something fly off although i didn't see no tail sticking out and didn't know what to expect and this was my surprise. I rattled off a few shots then came flying back down and couldn't believe what it had turned out to be. I can only surmise that the only reason i didn't see no tail was that the smaller male may have been sat instead of the more usual bigger female. Date: 6 May 2012, 08:41. Source: Sparrowhawk Nest 06.05.12 Uploaded by Fæ. Author: nottsexminer. Camera location53° 06′ 46.57″ N, 1° 15′ 57.61″ WView all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap 53.112935; -1.266002.
Description: My lad said he had found a crows nest the day before and wanted a big fat chick with its eyes ready for opening so he could have it as a pet as i had had one when i was a kid and they make good companions. So off i went up, my lad said he saw something fly off although i didn't see no tail sticking out and didn't know what to expect and this was my surprise. I rattled off a few shots then came flying back down and couldn't believe what it had turned out to be. I can only surmise that the only reason i didn't see no tail was that the smaller male may have been sat instead of the more usual bigger female. Date: 6 May 2012, 08:40. Source: Sparrowhawk Nest 06.05.12 Uploaded by Fæ. Author: nottsexminer. Camera location53° 06′ 46.57″ N, 1° 15′ 57.61″ WView all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap 53.112935; -1.266002.
