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06-12-2010, 05:59 AM
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| | | Birds and free (unfrozen) water The short (two metre) "stream" that runs back to the pond has proved
an irrisistible draw during this very cold weather with everything from Wrens to Crows dropping in to drink and bathe in a steady procession.
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| | | Re: Birds and free (unfrozen) water i just wish could help out more with the water.. the only thing im good for at the moment is my frozen pond and the little wren that keeps coming down and eating the feed i sprinkle out on it..
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