Wimbledon chiefs fear SW19’s iconic hawk Rufus could be gay after he failed to breed a successor – leaving them with a pigeon problem
- Rufus’ job is to keep pigeons away from the championships during competition
- He also works at Lord’s Crick Ground, The Old Bailey and Westminster Abbey
- However, the hawk reportedly refused to mate on more than one occasion
Wimbledon was shot by a left field crisis because he refused to reproduce the iconic hawks called Rufus.
The bird patrolled the reasons of All England Club for 17 years, and players hold pigeons without pigeons as they go to the grass for two weeks a year.
As they get older, successor planning began to be realized, the SW19 bosses were so impressed by Rufus’ work that they want their own offspring to change it when they no longer do their job.
This led to a hunt for a wife for a wife who could not convince her funny Donna and Rufus to match another bird named Pamela.
This was not the first attempt to try to convince the bird to mate, but Rufus did not have a puppy to take over – at least yet.
Donna, questions about sexuality arose, Donna insisted that she could convince her to mate again in the future.
Wimbledon was shot with an successor plan in which iconic hawk Rufus refused to mate.
Questions arose about whether Rufus is homosexual, the bird has no offspring
Rufus, depicted with Handler Donna, patrols in SW19’s sky to keep pigeons away
58 -year -old boy Telegram: ‘They did not hit. Pamela was quite aggressive. It wasn’t love at first glance. But maybe we can try to reproduce again with it in the future. ‘
When asked whether he will be gay, ‘There is every possibility. I don’t think this is unusual [among birds]. ‘
Rufus is also working at Westminster Abbey, a cricket area of Old Bailey and Lord, and has been patrolling in Wimbledon since only 16 weeks old.
Northamponshire grew up in Brigstock and scares pigeons regularly – people were employed after struggling to do it.
All the reason we are here at the beginning [Pete] Sampras had to sink pigeons from the base line ‘he said. ‘I was thinking, “I don’t look for them and I have to help them.”
“ You cannot be anthropomorphic in this regard, but I believe that he sees me as one of the packages.
‘I am a source of food, so of course I am one of his packages. I feel in the fields we are in the fields and the crows bombing me, it comes to take the crows.
‘So it is very protective for me, but this is because I am his source of food, not because he loves me.’
