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diddy wrote:
in thread news:3odnctF5girhU1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx: katy
<katysails@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> whittled the following words:
diddy wrote:
in thread news:3odmnrF5dn0vU1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx: katy
<katysails@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> whittled the following words:
Cats...lots of cats.....unfortunately, you also lose all your other
wild birds, too...
I'll keep the sparrows, thank you
In reality (and this seems mean...but...) I have gone around the
ledges in the barn (open eaved pole barn) nad knocked out nests as
soon as eggs are laid...What I do not mess with are the barn
swallows in both the barn and the garage (we park the cars accoring
to where the nests AREN't...) because of the wonderful bug
protection they do for us...sparrows are flying rats, though, IMO...
katy
I do the same. And in certain places, we knock down the swallow nests as
well. We welcome swallows, but there are certain places we DON'T want
their nests, and their favorite building site just happens to be right over
my husband's work bench. Another seems to be right over where he parks his
Harley. Those nests must go
Ah...Harley....Bimmer here....one had the audacity to take a dump
when the top was down and we almost had genocide...
katy
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