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28-02-2004, 11:21 PM
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On Sat, 28 Feb 2004 20:42:48 +0000 (UTC), "Franz Heymann"
wrote: "Sacha" wrote in message .uk... Sue da Nimm27/2/04 4:59 snip We've got three pairs sharing our plot which is about 320ft long by 120ft wide, with a hedge border and a copse beyond. They have clearly defined territories, with one pair regularly coming to the kitchen windowsill for tidbits. The male in the "copse-end" pair is very distinctive because he is mottled white. (Melanistic?) We have seen three together on occasions - probably offspring rather than pairs mingling. We have several in different parts of the Nursery and garden - you can see them together but apart, as it were. But the blackbirds! They're as bad or worse than robins. One gets inside a glasshouse and one is outside and they go at each other hammer and tongs against the glass. The other day, I saw two trying to kill each other, I swear and I clapped my hands so that both flew off, overturning a 1l. pot of Euphorbia as they went. Those critters are vicious and we have a lot of them! My male blackbird follows me into the garage (where I keep my birdseed) every time I open the door. He now eats sunflower seeds from my hand. If your blackbird becomes too tame, watch out for cats! Jackdaws are probably our most intelligent birds, they always feed in pairs, one keeps a look out, whilst the other eats. -- Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit; Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad |
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