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| | | Re: Should i stop feeding the birds in this situation ? Quote:
Originally Posted by Madelinew Oh and get one of those pump action water pistols and fire at it whenever you see it in the garden. It might help to deter it and you're doing nothing cruel nor illegal in the process. | Just what I was going to say!  As Madelinew said remove the ground feeders as well.
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