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By Baz (**) [gb] Date 30.09.09 14:53 GMT
Went to Tesco's in Stockport this morning & was watching a Buzzard circling above the car park first one i have seen in the town centre nice to see. :-) :-)

Barry
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By bear (**) [gb] Date 30.09.09 15:13 GMT
i'm pretty lucky as theirs a few where i live but i still get excited when i watch one looking for it's next meal.
By Whistler (***) [gb] Date 30.09.09 15:38 GMT
Im always surprised at the size our's bred again this year, we have a nest in our woods(not caged perish the thought)
By sam (****) [gb] Date 30.09.09 15:43 GMT
its a pretty bizarre place to see one....never been there but would imagine stockports a fairly big place?  Are you sure it was a buzzard.....or even that it was a wild one? theres a lot of complete plonkers aquirring BOP these days:( and doing crazy things like taking them for a fly intowns andparks :-(
By mahonc (***) [gb] Date 30.09.09 16:02 GMT
stockport is a busy town, however like liverpool its actually quite green and on the outskirts rural
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By Baz (**) [gb] Date 30.09.09 17:12 GMT
Hi Sam yes it was a Buzzard been taking interest in them for a few years they have  been encroaching ( 8 miles or so ) Stockport for a while  ( Sam if you do get round here the Pennine Hounds hunt not to far from here foot pack )
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By dogs a babe (***) [gb] Date 30.09.09 19:42 GMT
As the 'buzzard flies' Stockport isn't far at all from some great hunting ground and there are clear green routes around that area too, flanking the motorways and connecting the golf courses.

Buzzards are the most common bird of prey in the UK but when we first moved to Cheshire in 1989 they were still comparatively few even in the best of territory.  By the time we left 4 years ago they were certainly much more obvious and I'd see them every few days.  Now we are in Somerset we see more buzzards than robins and we have a family group that will hunt from our trees.

If someone was flying captive birds then you'll often see wild birds coming in for a look.  Perhaps your supermarket buzzard was just being nosy! :-)
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