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09-08-2003, 02:33 PM
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Plum tree and bird eating fruit problem
Birds are destroying my ripe plums and cherries. Do any of you have any
suggestions how I can stop this from happening again next year? Thanks for your help. |
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09-08-2003, 02:33 PM
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Plum tree and bird eating fruit problem
In article lbOYa.96991$Ho3.12739@sccrnsc03, "Joe" wrote:
Birds are destroying my ripe plums and cherries. Do any of you have any suggestions how I can stop this from happening again next year? Thanks for your help. CDs hanging in the tree - you know those AOL discs. Try this, find some birds in a tree, take a couple of discs. Position yourself so the sun will shine on the discs and the reflection will hit the tree. See the birds reaction. You will be a beliver. -- Charles Indifference = Consent |
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09-08-2003, 06:02 PM
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Plum tree and bird eating fruit problem
I concur. See my earlier post. Hang throughout the tree with a single
strand of fishing line. It will look like a 70s disco with the slightest breeze. One month with my fig tree that way and not one bird. Bruce On Fri, 08 Aug 2003 17:26:15 GMT, (Charles Quinn) wrote: In article lbOYa.96991$Ho3.12739@sccrnsc03, "Joe" wrote: Birds are destroying my ripe plums and cherries. Do any of you have any suggestions how I can stop this from happening again next year? Thanks for your help. CDs hanging in the tree - you know those AOL discs. Try this, find some birds in a tree, take a couple of discs. Position yourself so the sun will shine on the discs and the reflection will hit the tree. See the birds reaction. You will be a beliver. |
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