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20-10-2020, 02:02 PM
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Colour-blind birds?
In message , Andy Burns
writes Ian Jackson wrote: neither of the two pyracanthas [...] have had no flowers yes, we have no bananas ... Definitely no bananas, but on closer inspection I find that my holly DOES have quite a lot of red berries - but they seem to be 'deeper inside', and are not as prominent as they usually are. I guess it's possible that those 'on the outside' were easier to get at, and have been snaffled already. -- Ian --- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG. https://www.avg.com |
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20-10-2020, 05:03 PM
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Colour-blind birds?
On 20/10/2020 14:02, Ian Jackson wrote:
In message , Andy Burns writes Ian Jackson wrote: neither of the two pyracanthas [...] have had no flowers yes, we have no bananas ... Definitely no bananas, but on closer inspection I find that my holly DOES have quite a lot of red berries - but they seem to be 'deeper inside', and are not as prominent as they usually are. I guess it's possible that those 'on the outside' were easier to get at, and have been snaffled already. My wife believes that it is a sign of a hard upcoming winter. If it 'is' then she can say - "See I told you". If it isn't she will deny ever having said it. I expect that makes her an 'old wife'. ;o? -- Jim S |
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