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24-03-2008, 04:06 PM
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| | | Attracting kingfishers
Hi there folks,
Wondering if anyone can provide info on how best to attract kingfishers to agarden that backs onto a small waterway where the birds are seen quite reguarly. OBviously sticking a pole in the ground over the river is a good start, but looking for more specifics iee distance over water, angle, near other vegetation or not...that kind of thing. I am setting up a small remote camera to film and it needs to be done soon, so any immediate responses much appreciated!!
THANKS,
Sam |
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