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Thread: Failure in the nest department...

  1. 03-11-2016, 08:33 PM #1
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    Failure in the nest department...

    No matter how earnest the little hen maybe making a nest and laying a clutch in the middle of a row in the vineyard is not really that good an idea...as we know how finicky hen pheasants can be, she has duly abandoned the nest...

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  3. 03-11-2016, 08:41 PM #2
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    @EeeBees the photo you've uploaded is bung - try uploading it again?
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    this hopefully will be better... oh the joys of broadband in the rurals...
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    Ah well, with a screw of salt n pepper....
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    stick them under a broody hen! Or mail them to me I've got a few hens sitting at the moment
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    Went back the following day but someone had had a nice meal out of them...
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    Quote Originally Posted by EeeBees View Post
    Went back the following day but someone had had a nice meal out of them...
    That bloody Tommy moves quick Eeebees.
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    Used to see young pheasants with legs chopped off during hay mowing in the old days. nests and young in open grassy cover / paddocks. Bloody shame.
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