Just wondering if anyone knows enough about buzzards to be able to tell me...
the other day (really, really sunny) i was outside, and for about two hours what i'm certain was a buzzard was circling over the valley, crying out repeatedly. Why would it do this? Was is a young one that had lost its parents and was calling for them? Was it a parent who had lost its offspring and was calling for them? Was it vocally remarking it's territory like songbirds do? Was it trying to attrack a mate (and why would it be doing this at this time of the year? Surely it's the wrong time of year to be still looking, and i thought they mated for life?) Or was it just because it was a sunny day and it decided t tell us "hahaha, i'm a buzzard, top of the foodchain, i can fly and you can't!"?
Any info would be appreciated, thanx!
Ajali
XOX
the other day (really, really sunny) i was outside, and for about two hours what i'm certain was a buzzard was circling over the valley, crying out repeatedly. Why would it do this? Was is a young one that had lost its parents and was calling for them? Was it a parent who had lost its offspring and was calling for them? Was it vocally remarking it's territory like songbirds do? Was it trying to attrack a mate (and why would it be doing this at this time of the year? Surely it's the wrong time of year to be still looking, and i thought they mated for life?) Or was it just because it was a sunny day and it decided t tell us "hahaha, i'm a buzzard, top of the foodchain, i can fly and you can't!"?
Any info would be appreciated, thanx!
Ajali
XOX