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Produce => Wildlife forum => Topic started by: telboy on February 15, 2014, 12:06:32
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And then there were two!
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i love pheasents very pretty looking, but incredibly silly!
We had one stay with us for about a week eating the chicken and then he just left, which was silly as it was easy food!, and the girls didnt seem bothered by him
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Watch out I ended up with 13 of them! They even brought their babies come summer time :happy7:
Then we got a new puppy, not seen one in the garden since, but hear them sometimes.
They look beautiful boys :sunny:
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Watch out I ended up with 13 of them! They even brought their babies come summer time :happy7:
Then we got a new puppy, not seen one in the garden since, but hear them sometimes.
They look beautiful boys :sunny:
Awww that would be really nice!
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Watch out I ended up with 13 of them! They even brought their babies come summer time :happy7:
Then we got a new puppy, not seen one in the garden since, but hear them sometimes.
They look beautiful boys :sunny:
You got a new puppy and did not tell us !!
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They know they are "safe" now until next season, apart from cats, foxes,mink and magpies and all the other corvid nasties. Look out for the hen birds loitering just in the shadows.If you want to be friendly,they love raisins ,maize and mealworms.