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not quite a gardening question !
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from Janet Baraclough contains these words: The message from kathryn contains these words: ha ha ha...you are all soooooooooooooooooo witty ! Too bad your posts don't include any previous context, so nobody knows what you're wittering about. ------------------================QUOTE================-------------------- Hi all we have a bunny and two guineas that live in the shed, lately they have had company, we know this because the feed sacks been eaten into and these are out of reach to the pets), is there any way of telling whether its a rat or a mouse (droppings ect). Would the guineas still be alive if it was a rat?? I have had trouble with a rat before which i found in my compost bin (yikes) pest control dealt with it that time. Kathryn -- kathryn ------------------================UNQUOTE================-------------------- That help? -- Rusty Direct reply to: horrid dot squeak snailything zetnet point co period uk Separator in search of a sig |
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not quite a gardening question !
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from Rusty Hinge 2 contains these words: The message from Janet Baraclough contains these words: The message from kathryn contains these words: ha ha ha...you are all soooooooooooooooooo witty ! Too bad your posts don't include any previous context, so nobody knows what you're wittering about. ------------------================QUOTE================-------------------- Hi all we have a bunny and two guineas that live in the shed, lately they have had company, we know this because the feed sacks been eaten into and these are out of reach to the pets), is there any way of telling whether its a rat or a mouse (droppings ect). Would the guineas still be alive if it was a rat?? I have had trouble with a rat before which i found in my compost bin (yikes) pest control dealt with it that time. Kathryn ------------------================UNQUOTE================-------------------- That help? No. Nobody has made a witty comment on "that" post. Mind you, "bunny" was a serious temptation. Janet |
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