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Old 19-05-2013, 11:00 AM
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Yellow alpine strawberries are OK though a bit small and have the
distinct advantage that birds don't recognise them are ripe fruit.
I've never had any problem with birds taking alpine strawberries. I don't think they bother when there's so much else around which doesn't involve dangerous ground feeding.
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