Er, why exactly do you want to get rid of mice but not birds (or
whatever)?
Chris Green

We have sparrows nesting in the eaves of our old house. They are most
welcome. However, when the mouse population outside gets high, they have a
propensity to find new accommodation and find ways into our house, kitchen
and food storage cupboards - where they are not welcome. Simple as that.
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Drakanthus.


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