[Cherie]

Cuckoos are in decline, if you hear them you can log them here, @Niamh. this includes an Irish grid as well

https://www2.habitas.org.uk/records/...-cuckoo-record

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Cuckoos are in decline, if you hear them you can log them here, @Niamh. this includes an Irish grid as well

https://www2.habitas.org.uk/records/...-cuckoo-record

Oh OK, I always give out about them when I hear them saying they've probably kicked out and killed loads of baby birds to steal their nest and their parents There seems to be plenty around Kerry direction anyway

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Oh OK, I always give out about them when I hear them saying they've probably kicked out and killed loads of baby birds to steal their nest and their parents There seems to be plenty around Kerry direction anyway

No Neem what happens is they lay and egg in a nest and let the other bird hatch the egg, when the cuckoo hatches it chucks any other little ones out of the nest, nature at its finest

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Cherie

No Neem what happens is they lay and egg in a nest and let the other bird hatch the egg, when the cuckoo hatches it chucks any other little ones out of the nest, nature at its finest

Sometimes the mother cuckoo gets rid of one of the eggs that's already there and replaces it with her fat ass Cuckoo baby egg and then the fat ass cuckoo baby throws the other babies out after they're born

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Sometimes the mother cuckoo gets rid of one of the eggs that's already there and replaces it with her fat ass Cuckoo baby egg and then the fat ass cuckoo baby throws the other babies out after they're born

All these fat ass Cuckoos, maybe the babies are fighting back and that is why they are in decline


The sound of a Cuckoo though its just so summery

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Cherie

All these fat ass Cuckoos, maybe the babies are fighting back and that is why they are in decline


The sound of a Cuckoo though its just so summery