WTF? This is over the top surely
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Bloody silly, everyone knows that they swoop when protecting their young, you just take precautions not wipe 'mummy' out.
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Bloody stupid overreaction IMO
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They don't shoot back either
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Its ridiculous, the magpie's are only protecting their nests
.There is , I believe , only a relatively short period of time that people need to be careful,as they become aggressive then..people can have very aggressive dogs, that pose far more of a threat, and the police are often unwilling/unable to act. I think its pathetic
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Magpies are scum - kill 'em all.
At least in the UK they are considered vermin and you can legally kill them. I know I did.
At least in the UK they are considered vermin and you can legally kill them. I know I did.
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Well.....they are partially black....and you are South African
Last edited by Grayling; Sep 6th 2011 at 12:35 pm.
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I'm fast coming to the opinion that we, the human race, should preemptively cull everything. That way nothing has the potential to injure us or our children.
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Come on G, even you can do better than that! A clutching at straws statement if ever there was one.
I used to look upon Magpies as just another bird. One year, we had a nest of Starlings in the eaves of our house in Surrey. Starlings are great birds, and it was a pleasure to have them around, but are on the verge of becoming an endangered species, and Magpies are one of the reasons. I came home one day, and all the Starling chicks were dead on the ground with their eyes and brains pecked out, courtesy of a local Magpie. I started to do some research and discovered that when Magpies start to dominate an area, all the other birds start to die out. In areas where Magpies are culled (like I said they are considered vermin under UK law), all the other birds return and flourish. So I started offing the little black and white ******s with an air rifle. Did my bit for the area and it felt pretty good too.
Lock and load.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/ear...songbirds.html
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/wil...mpaigners.html
I used to look upon Magpies as just another bird. One year, we had a nest of Starlings in the eaves of our house in Surrey. Starlings are great birds, and it was a pleasure to have them around, but are on the verge of becoming an endangered species, and Magpies are one of the reasons. I came home one day, and all the Starling chicks were dead on the ground with their eyes and brains pecked out, courtesy of a local Magpie. I started to do some research and discovered that when Magpies start to dominate an area, all the other birds start to die out. In areas where Magpies are culled (like I said they are considered vermin under UK law), all the other birds return and flourish. So I started offing the little black and white ******s with an air rifle. Did my bit for the area and it felt pretty good too.
Lock and load.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/ear...songbirds.html
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/wil...mpaigners.html
Last edited by Amazulu; Sep 6th 2011 at 2:13 pm. Reason: Something to add
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And nuke those Indian mina birds.




