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Mistress Rose
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dpack
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Mistress Rose
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gz
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Mistress Rose
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dpack
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Mistress Rose
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dpack
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bird variation news and a few mammal reports
jackdaws at 1000ft in the pennines are around 60% of the size of york ones
they look just as healthy but distinctly smaller, and they also have feeder skills
i forgot to ask how the dosing of the mangy fox was going, arthur, a young one from last year returned to his human feeder with a shabby pelt
the fox folk supplied mange treatment to add to food, a smart way to do it and less traumatic than trap and dip in gamma bhc
the badgers are still around, it probably work for them as well if needs be, do badgers get mange? i dont recall seeing one
here tis as usual, a disturbing lack of insects and those who eat them,
far less birds than there were a few years back, both spp and numbers of those still present
a few things seem to be doing ok, the daws are fine and increasing the flock, the current sammisons are fine, one is getting quite "tame", the worms are better than fine from almost none to more than many in a decade or so is ok by me |
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Mistress Rose
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