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26-01-2009, 12:08 PM
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| | | Help please
Hi Everyone,
I need some help. I'm trying to encourage birds into our garden, upto now we have had House sparrows (abt 15-20), a Dunnock, Blackbirds (2 pairs), a Thrush, a Robin, a pair of Wrens and a Goldcrest, we have also had either a Kestral or Perrigine pay a visit but isn't regular (unforgentley as that would sort out my problem, which how do I discourage the pigeons as they arrive and eat everything I put down for the other birds?
Thanks
Ian |
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