carlos21
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Wildlife in your Garden
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JimmyJeffers
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Hello bud. How are you?
carlos21
KING OF REP
Been sick again yesterday.
carlos21
KING OF REP
I wish just a normal person mate.
Thought I'd give this thread a bump just to remind people that the nesting season is getting underway for many of our garden birds.
If you regularly feed the birds it's a good idea to use one of the feeders to make nesting materials available. (many places that sell bird food also sell nesting material)
You can use pet hair/fur etc, (but If you raid the contents of the wifes hairbrush remember to cut it into very small pieces as birds can actually get tangled in long hairs.)
If you regularly feed the birds it's a good idea to use one of the feeders to make nesting materials available. (many places that sell bird food also sell nesting material)
You can use pet hair/fur etc, (but If you raid the contents of the wifes hairbrush remember to cut it into very small pieces as birds can actually get tangled in long hairs.)
Thought I'd give this thread a bump just to remind people that the nesting season is getting underway for many of our garden birds.
If you regularly feed the birds it's a good idea to use one of the feeders to make nesting materials available. (many places that sell bird food also sell nesting material)
You can use pet hair/fur etc, (but If you raid the contents of the wifes hairbrush remember to cut it into very small pieces as birds can actually get tangled in long hairs.)
Also to regularly clean your feeders and table, as the residue of any food left can turn rot and poisonous to the birds.
I was watching a little group of sparrows this morning, collecting nesting material and squeezing inbetween the soffits of some new build houses by us.
Connor mcloud
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I noticed a couple of wood pigeons appearing to be feeding on a privet hedge in our garden, what could that be,
My mousetraps in my greenhouse I put out as I will be sowing seed soon - advisable caught 4 already in 3 days as they just eat & mess up your seed boxes eating the seed & disturbing my seed trays - so better to get rid of first caught the two adults which should stem the breeding of the pesky muchers ...
If you got one of those chargeable upright G.Tec vacumns the stuff that collects in them is great for bird nestsThought I'd give this thread a bump just to remind people that the nesting season is getting underway for many of our garden birds.
If you regularly feed the birds it's a good idea to use one of the feeders to make nesting materials available. (many places that sell bird food also sell nesting material)
You can use pet hair/fur etc, (but If you raid the contents of the wifes hairbrush remember to cut it into very small pieces as birds can actually get tangled in long hairs.)
Depends what you've been vacuuming surely Sue ? lol
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
I shoot one or two every year……
Tip of the iceberg I’m afraid
I have mine set up in the garage all year round. Got two in consecutive days the other week, nothing since. Hopefully the adults...
Done my first cut the other day joey, after putting weed and feed down the other week. When should I scarify? When it's dry or wet?