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I wonder how long before they become overpopulated in the areas where they were introduced...go to places like Princes Risborough and you always see them circling overhead. No real natural predator either , so food availability is likely to be the only controlling factor on their numbers ?Quote:
Originally Posted by ForeverPompey
I wonder how long before they become overpopulated in the areas where they were introduced...go to places like Princes Risborough and you always see them circling overhead. No real natural predator either , so food availability is likely to be the only controlling factor on their numbers ?[/quote]Quote:
Originally Posted by bluekite
How long will it be before numbers exceed natural supply of food and they start attacking people in towns and cities as they leave Kentucky fried chicken with their family bucket of chicken?
I wonder how long before they become overpopulated in the areas where they were introduced...go to places like Princes Risborough and you always see them circling overhead. No real natural predator either , so food availability is likely to be the only controlling factor on their numbers ?[/quote]Quote:
Originally Posted by tamarblue
How long will it be before numbers exceed natural supply of food and they start attacking people in towns and cities as they leave Kentucky fried chicken with their family bucket of chicken?[/quote]unlikely to happen tamar..kites are weak and un-aggressive birds.plenty of rats and mice about for them to eat.