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snow birds?

Postby Craig. » Thu Feb 08, 2007 7:02 am

they look a little cold lol.

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Re: snow birds?

Postby beaky » Thu Feb 08, 2007 7:44 am

They're OK... down jackets. ;)
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Re: snow birds?

Postby Fozzer » Thu Feb 08, 2007 7:44 am

Bloody fantastic shots, Craig.. ;D...!

I usually have loads of assorted wild birds in my garden all the year... :)...!

...trubble is...

We now have had to stop feeding them to prevent the increase of the Rat population of our area...:o...

..Bugger... >:(...!

Previously, the reason we had so many beautiful garden birds was because all we neighbours always regularly fed, and encouraged them...

...no longer....I'm afraid....Bloody Rats... >:(...!

Paul...missing the birds... :'(...!
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Re: snow birds?

Postby beaky » Thu Feb 08, 2007 8:09 am

Bloody fantastic shots, Craig.. ;D...!

I usually have loads of assorted wild birds in my garden all the year... :)...!

...trubble is...

We now have had to stop feeding them to prevent the increase of the Rat population of our area...:o...

..Bugger... >:(...!

Previously, the reason we had so many beautiful garden birds was because all we neighbours always regularly fed, and encouraged them...

...no longer....I'm afraid....Bloody Rats... >:(...!

Paul...missing the birds... :'(...!




You need some cats, or maybe some rat terriers. ;D
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Re: snow birds?

Postby murjax » Thu Feb 08, 2007 8:26 am

Those are some nice pictures Craig.  :)
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Re: snow birds?

Postby Fozzer » Thu Feb 08, 2007 8:30 am

Bloody fantastic shots, Craig.. ;D...!

I usually have loads of assorted wild birds in my garden all the year... :)...!

...trubble is...

We now have had to stop feeding them to prevent the increase of the Rat population of our area...:o...

..Bugger... >:(...!

Previously, the reason we had so many beautiful garden birds was because all we neighbours always regularly fed, and encouraged them...

...no longer....I'm afraid....Bloody Rats... >:(...!

Paul...missing the birds... :'(...!




You need some cats, or maybe some rat terriers. ;D


..oooppsss... :-?...!

Sorry, Rotty... :-[...!

I forgot to mention the other reason for the decrease in our wild bird population...

...Other people's bloody CATS!...!

LOL.. ;)...!

Paul...I hate Cats, Dogs....and other People...LOL... ;D...!
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Re: snow birds?

Postby beaky » Thu Feb 08, 2007 1:35 pm

LOL! How I forgot that cats are superb bird-bunters, I don't know... oh, right... i'm an idiot. :D

In that case, a dog is the answer. Dogs aren't too interested in birds, but they like to go after rodents, and even a big rat will be reluctant to enter an area marked with a dog's scent.

I had a serious squirrel problem in the house I lived in briefly a while back, but once I fenced in the yard and started leaving Peg on patrol back there, they kept their distance, rather than have to run the Gauntlet of Doom between the next-closest tree and the one beside the house.

She probably just wanted to play with them, but they didn't know that... ;)  ;D

For some reason I can see you with an English Bull Terrier... excellent ratters, and toe-rags, chavvies, and traveling salesmen are terrified of them. But they're small enough to cuddle in your lap, and very smart and sweet. Not big barkers, either.

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White is popular, but they also come in black, brindle, and plaid. ;D

Come on... you know you want one... ;)

But then you'd need a sidecar for the bike... :D
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