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Alcoholic slugs..

Started by fluffygrue, February 26, 2007, 17:20:11

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fluffygrue

If I marinade some slugs in beer, would they be safe to leave out for birds to eat? I know capsaicin from chillis doesn't have any effect on birds - anyone know whether alcohol does?

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Melanie

fluffygrue


redimp

I always empty my beer traps out on the soil - if the birds eat them it does not do them any harm and the rest just feed the soil. :)
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sawfish

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Just watch the birds dont start any trouble. Robins can be particularly violent after a few slugs of beer. Only last week a gang of three inebriated robins beat up a thrush on my plot.

:D

fluffygrue

*grin*

Actually, we have well-fed slugs here, as they've been on homebrew mead. Strong enough to knock me out, never mind the slugs.. ;)

Marymary

Quote from: sawfish on February 28, 2007, 12:55:44
Just watch the birds dont start any trouble. Robins can be particularly violent after a few slugs of beer. Only last week a gang of three inebriated robins beat up a thrush on my plot.

:D

Wonderful image. Were they wearing hoodies?

sawfish

Quote from: Marymary on February 28, 2007, 15:07:48
Quote from: sawfish on February 28, 2007, 12:55:44
Just watch the birds dont start any trouble. Robins can be particularly violent after a few slugs of beer. Only last week a gang of three inebriated robins beat up a thrush on my plot.

:D

Wonderful image. Were they wearing hoodies?

No, those are crows   ;)

triffid

Have you ever watched birds getting tipsy on rotten apples? I have a neighbour who just lets windfalls stay where they fall and some sunny autumn afternoons the birds get as bad as the brawl scene from the end of Blazing Saddles.  ;D

manicscousers

no but I've watched butterflies on a buddleia, they wander round like they've been on the booze all day  ;D

Marymary

Years ago when my son was little & we were on holiday in Scotland he got tipsy on cherries which must have been fermenting on a tree.  The owner of the cottage told us about it the next day - too late but he slept like a log for 12 hours!

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