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My wife just saw an ibis standing on the pond surround, and now the fish
wont come up to be fed. Not sure if any are missing at this stage, wouldn't
be surprised.

How long do GF take to recover from shock and what can we expect in way of
consequences if any.

Apart from netting the pond are there any other preventative measures we can
take?

Thanks guys and gals, appreciate this group.

Regards,
Ken Russell


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net the pond, then give it a week and start with the food.

"Ken Russell" wrote:

My wife just saw an ibis standing on the pond surround, and now the fish
wont come up to be fed. Not sure if any are missing at this stage, wouldn't
be surprised.

How long do GF take to recover from shock and what can we expect in way of
consequences if any.

Apart from netting the pond are there any other preventative measures we can
take?

Thanks guys and gals, appreciate this group.

Regards,
Ken Russell


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The scarecrow motion sprinkler is what I use, but if you're in a zone where
the mechanism & hose could freeze, your best bet is a net till it warms up.
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On Tue, 3 Feb 2004 07:51:35 +1100, "Ken Russell" wrote:

My wife just saw an ibis standing on the pond surround, and now the fish
wont come up to be fed. Not sure if any are missing at this stage, wouldn't
be surprised.

How long do GF take to recover from shock and what can we expect in way of
consequences if any.

Apart from netting the pond are there any other preventative measures we can
take?

Thanks guys and gals, appreciate this group.

Regards,
Ken Russell


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The scarecrow motion sprinkler is what I use, but if you're in a zone where
the mechanism & hose could freeze, your best bet is a net till it warms up.
Click on Pest Deterrants = http://www.km01.com/index.html ~ jan

See my ponds and filter design:
http://users.owt.com/jjspond/

~Keep 'em Wet!~
Tri-Cities WA Zone 7a
To e-mail see website

On Tue, 3 Feb 2004 07:51:35 +1100, "Ken Russell" wrote:

My wife just saw an ibis standing on the pond surround, and now the fish
wont come up to be fed. Not sure if any are missing at this stage, wouldn't
be surprised.

How long do GF take to recover from shock and what can we expect in way of
consequences if any.

Apart from netting the pond are there any other preventative measures we can
take?

Thanks guys and gals, appreciate this group.

Regards,
Ken Russell


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The scarecrow motion sprinkler is what I use, but if you're in a zone where
the mechanism & hose could freeze, your best bet is a net till it warms up.
Click on Pest Deterrants = http://www.km01.com/index.html ~ jan

See my ponds and filter design:
http://users.owt.com/jjspond/

~Keep 'em Wet!~
Tri-Cities WA Zone 7a
To e-mail see website

On Tue, 3 Feb 2004 07:51:35 +1100, "Ken Russell" wrote:

My wife just saw an ibis standing on the pond surround, and now the fish
wont come up to be fed. Not sure if any are missing at this stage, wouldn't
be surprised.

How long do GF take to recover from shock and what can we expect in way of
consequences if any.

Apart from netting the pond are there any other preventative measures we can
take?

Thanks guys and gals, appreciate this group.

Regards,
Ken Russell


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The scarecrow motion sprinkler is what I use, but if you're in a zone where
the mechanism & hose could freeze, your best bet is a net till it warms up.
Click on Pest Deterrants = http://www.km01.com/index.html ~ jan

See my ponds and filter design:
http://users.owt.com/jjspond/

~Keep 'em Wet!~
Tri-Cities WA Zone 7a
To e-mail see website

On Tue, 3 Feb 2004 07:51:35 +1100, "Ken Russell" wrote:

My wife just saw an ibis standing on the pond surround, and now the fish
wont come up to be fed. Not sure if any are missing at this stage, wouldn't
be surprised.

How long do GF take to recover from shock and what can we expect in way of
consequences if any.

Apart from netting the pond are there any other preventative measures we can
take?

Thanks guys and gals, appreciate this group.

Regards,
Ken Russell


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These have worked for people

- netting over the pond.
- put in an electric fido fence
- a motion activated sprinkler

good luck!


kathy :-)
A HREF="http://www.onceuponapond.com/"Once upon a pond/A

These have worked for people

- netting over the pond.
- put in an electric fido fence
- a motion activated sprinkler

good luck!


kathy :-)
A HREF="http://www.onceuponapond.com/"Once upon a pond/A

How about a couple of cats!
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"Ken Russell" wrote in message
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My wife just saw an ibis standing on the pond surround, and now the fish
wont come up to be fed. Not sure if any are missing at this stage,
wouldn't
be surprised.

How long do GF take to recover from shock and what can we expect in way of
consequences if any.

Apart from netting the pond are there any other preventative measures we
can
take?

Thanks guys and gals, appreciate this group.

Regards,
Ken Russell


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Happy'Cam'per wrote:

How about a couple of cats!

Cats are not quite small enough for an ibis to eat.

Happy'Cam'per wrote:

How about a couple of cats!

Cats are not quite small enough for an ibis to eat.

Happy'Cam'per wrote:

How about a couple of cats!

Cats are not quite small enough for an ibis to eat.

Happy'Cam'per wrote:

How about a couple of cats!

Cats are not quite small enough for an ibis to eat.