RING NECKED PARAKEET, PEST OR NOT? A SEARCH FOR A RED LISTED UK RARITY.

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  • Опубликовано: 10 апр 2024
  • We do 2 very different little adventures, one to some high moorland, looking for a red listed rarity, the other being some urban birding, looking for a controversial exotic import.
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  • @marcussmith1768
    @marcussmith1768 2 месяца назад +3

    Lovely video as always. We dont get many Ring Necked Parakeets over this neck of the woods (somerset) Will be nice when they eventually colonise this way.

    • @adrianbrown1492
      @adrianbrown1492 2 месяца назад

      Nice absolutely not they are vermin. They are pests that steal nests from smaller birds and dominate garden feeders. I chase the vermin away when I can. Nuthatches, Treecreepers, Great Spotted Woodpeckers have disappeared from where I live in Kent and this vermin are everywhere. They make an awful noise too screeching madly as a flock flies overhead. Lets be honest they should not be here.

  • @chrisfrost8456
    @chrisfrost8456 2 месяца назад +2

    We have had Paraqueets in SE London for a longtime now some years you get more and others you get less they can wreck your seed feeders and are very noisy, I used to get Great Spotted Woodies in garden on peanuts but now I am lucky if I see one a year!! Wether it's down to parrots I can't say, nice videos ❤😅 cheers 🍻

  • @nonsequitor
    @nonsequitor Месяц назад +2

    Great approach to invasives by the UK as usual: let them get established so they can't be removed *then* see if they are a problem like they are everywhere else 🙌🤦‍♂️

  • @1965Ady
    @1965Ady Месяц назад +1

    The Canada Geese were still there yesterday amongst the Black Grouse, alongside Mallard, Red Grouse, Wheatear and at least 3 Ring Ouzels.

  • @peddlinpaul6081
    @peddlinpaul6081 2 месяца назад +2

    Chorlton watrr park comes up as 'the most dangerous plc 2fish in Britain'. I used 2fish it. Check my parakeet upload out, theyre regular here now,m straight out of Heaton park on2 my feeders. Check my slo-mo hand feeding a robin I tamed too. I got Warblers here as well ✌️

  • @DaveCollierCamping
    @DaveCollierCamping Месяц назад

    Excellent share

  • @tonycritcher3419
    @tonycritcher3419 2 месяца назад +2

    And still the list grows! Well done. Cracking wheatear and the willow warbler singing away, beautiful. Great footage from the car of the grouse too!

  • @patrickhawkins9087
    @patrickhawkins9087 2 месяца назад +3

    Fantastic views you had of the black grouse, lovely put together video thanks for posting.

  • @brighteyedbirding
    @brighteyedbirding 2 месяца назад +2

    Nice video! Seems like parrots have taken over major cities all over the world! Pretty cool find!

  • @hookywookywithmalarkyman704
    @hookywookywithmalarkyman704 Месяц назад +1

    Ring necks can be tought to talk i had 2 that have passed into the clouds now.

  • @TheWildlifeBrothers
    @TheWildlifeBrothers Месяц назад +1

    This was brilliant, I absolutely loved this video and will be checking out more of your content. I’ve been looking for more good bird content, having just uploaded a bird video yesterday myself I can say that it’s a hard niche to find the community for right away, so I’m happy to have found your channel. If you ever want to connect, we can send you our email!

  • @RoderickEgbertJan_vAmbtsbergen
    @RoderickEgbertJan_vAmbtsbergen 2 месяца назад +2

    We’ve got plenty of those parrots nesting in the bigger cities in the Netherlands

  • @Paul_C
    @Paul_C 2 месяца назад +2

    And again a bird is taken out of it's native habitat and transport to a different one. They thrive and replace native birds. The UK have a habit doing that: Rabbits, foxes. But that goes further than that: The Panama Canal made that clear. And don't talk about plants.... that is another story.