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    Here is my newly built Bird Feeder in our back Garden,a bit closer than the last one.Today I got these shots of the lovely Rosellas that now come regularly to feed and drink water! I sit at times for Hours just watching them,its os calm and serene!Cheers Thanks for looking in! My Birds in Garden 004.jpgMy Birds in Garden 005.jpgMy Birds in Garden 007.jpg And then down swept this large Sulpher Crested Cockatoo to chase those pretty Rosellas away! Grrrr!! Oh well at least they had time to have a good feed!Left overs for King Cockatoo haha! Sulpher Crested Cocatoo 001.jpgSulpher Crested Cocatoo 002.jpg
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    Doc are you building bigger ones for the human variety of birds. John Sabourn

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    doc if you were an MP you could claim thousands for that {they do}jp

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    Hope you've got a Patent on it

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    We have some in our garden,
    We have 28 varieties of birds during the year, The antics of them are quite funny, A lot like humans sometimes.
    I have to feed them every morning with a big bowl of anything. they eat anything you put out, Even a Curry I didnt like I have put out and that has soon gone.
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    Quote Originally Posted by j.sabourn View Post
    Doc are you building bigger ones for the human variety of birds. John Sabourn
    I may just think on that J S might be a good thing LOL!
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    #5 Probably a Bolton fox got the curry. Seen any dogs dirt on your lawn lately. Or maybe your neighbour felt peckish. Cheers John sabourn

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    hi Vernon. I think you have been watching that advert where the little girl asks her dad to build her a tree house. a definite resemblance. do you get the western Stanley lot of yellow in it also the crimson, a lot bigger than the normal rosella. I used to breed them and had a Stanley as a pet, also a magpie and a barn owl.
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    Hi Alf We get quite a few varieties of Birds here in the Mountains Alf,some really lovely colours too,dont know of the Western Stanley,will look it up!Lovely part of the World here without the Fires and Storms etc haha! That Mountain life for you mate! Cheers Hope you are all well there .Keep Safe
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    Hi shipmates, Hi Doc,We have all them birds here in Cardiff and plenty of others you dont have ??? we have a dodo and a tasmainia tiger But not in the wild ? in glass cases in the Museum. we have some cockatoos { not big ones} for sale in local pet shop ? We have very exotic roadies, and seagulls , that live on the rubbish... The bird feeder you made is a work of art, i am sure Captain Kong would make a fortune in rent, if you make him one for his garden in Boltan he would soon sublet to a nice family with the added bonus of free curry.

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