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24-07-2007, 11:59 AM
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The cat problem
At least cats cant fly....
FarmI wrote: "Terryc" wrote in message FarmI wrote: And how could I possibly know that? It's a feral, and like all ferals it takes off like a rocket at the first sight of a human heaving into view. That is why it's still alive and not dead and buried. I love birds but the Currawongs do more damage to the bird population that it seems this cat has done. You will not know how much damage the cat has done until it disappears and the years roll bye. OTOH, currawongs do have a natural impact. Yep. They certainly do but that "natural impact" is huge. We went away for a few days and when we got back we noticed that huge numbers of little birds had disapearred. My SO commented that a cat must have been in the garden. Over the next few days I noticed that the Currawongswere very active and gamer than when we are always around (we make them disappear be going outside with a gun in our hands) and that it was probably them that had done the damage. SO agreed as there is always a sighting of a feral and the only thing to be seen was the Currawongs. I hate the blasted things as they are such enormous predators of small birds. We have a huge amount of understorey just to try to protect the small birds but Currawongs can be spotted up in the trees just watching where the little birds go. Filthy brutes. Give me a feral cat any day. |
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