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my new fence ornaments
- Thread starter mini lop1
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attilathebun
Mama Doe
You can have mine!! We're plagued with pigeons around here. :roll:
They sit on the fences all day (just like those in minilops photos) and poo everywhere...especially in my ornamental fountain feature!! :shock:
Georgeypudding
Wise Old Thumper
attilathebun
Mama Doe
Close enough!! Lol :lol:
Georgeypudding
Wise Old Thumper
:lol::lol:
Tuckerbunnies
Wise Old Thumper
I've got some of those ornaments but they move about all over the place :lol:
attilathebun
Mama Doe
Extract from RSPB:
Distinctive with its buffy-pink plumage and black neck collar, it is usually seen singly or in pairs, although flocks may form where food is plentiful. It feeds on the ground but readily perches on roofs and wires. After rapidly spreading across Europe in the early half of the 20th century, the collared dove is now one of our most common birds and its monotonous cooing is a familiar sound.
That's the bloomin sound I am woken up to every morning at 5 am!! :roll:
Distinctive with its buffy-pink plumage and black neck collar, it is usually seen singly or in pairs, although flocks may form where food is plentiful. It feeds on the ground but readily perches on roofs and wires. After rapidly spreading across Europe in the early half of the 20th century, the collared dove is now one of our most common birds and its monotonous cooing is a familiar sound.
That's the bloomin sound I am woken up to every morning at 5 am!! :roll:
