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I'll have to think on that one a bit
08-Dec-2014 22:27:15
You'll never get it, I'll have to tell you.
A Robin.
Of course
A Robin.
Of course
Le Chat Guerrier
Bwian's Towel & Grief Shop
08-Dec-2014 22:47:54
Can't say I'm a fan of birdwatching nor do I partake in it, but I never knew so many people did
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Castle Wars FC
08-Dec-2014 22:51:06
FiFi LaFeles
said
:
You'll never get it, I'll have to tell you.
A Robin.
Of course
I must have missed something I fear.
You'll never get it, I'll have to tell you.
A Robin.
Of course
I must have missed something I fear.
08-Dec-2014 22:54:17
I wouldn't have guessed that one
I did take some rather good pictures (for me) of the robin who was clearing up the scattered food left by the starlings.
I tried hanging suet off the unused basketball hoop but it got rather messy on the paving below
Has anyone tried using the hedgehog homes? I haven't seen a hedgehog for years, but I wondered if it was worth getting one just in case a hedgehog came trundling by.
I did take some rather good pictures (for me) of the robin who was clearing up the scattered food left by the starlings.
I tried hanging suet off the unused basketball hoop but it got rather messy on the paving below
Has anyone tried using the hedgehog homes? I haven't seen a hedgehog for years, but I wondered if it was worth getting one just in case a hedgehog came trundling by.
One man's
Truth
is another man's
Lie
08-Dec-2014 23:46:18
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