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"martin" wrote in message ... On Sat, 28 Feb 2004 20:38:04 +0000, klara King wrote: In message , martin writes Well, unless they look *exactly* like a robin ... They've been around and under the bird table all day, though never two on the table at the same time. Maybe a cock and his harem? Must be my delicious fat/ground peanut/seed mix! I think you have more than your fair share and I am jealous :-) I'll trade you a couple for a few sparrows - the sparrowhawk must have caught all of them but we only have two sparrows left :-(( We've got sparrows, wagtails, starlings in the garden at home, and robins:-)) blackbirds :-)) and woodpigeons :-(( at the allotment. I don't know why they're called woodpigeons, they don't eat wood, they should be called brassica pigeons. Steve. |
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