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The birds must be parched.
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and stray cats too.
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if the stray cats eat the birds down at the water bowl they will be spitting feathers
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Spitting Feathers is a cask ale, very nice too.
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brewery rather.
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Birds can fly to water.
 Cats can feck right off.  |
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I have a water-dispenser for birds. I have never seen a bird drink from it.
My roof is covered with pigeons waiting for food. They have trained me to put out seed on demand (coo coo coo). |
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The birds don't drink from the diuspenser because there claws are too small to put the coin in!
I hope this is of assistance! |
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we have a water feature type thing in back garden sometimes have it on love the sound of pouring water but noticed when its off so many birds come along for a bath, great to see
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Hedgehogs are dying due to a lack of water. Use a shallow tray/saucer and help save them.
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Good advice and certainly not milk.
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i've had a shallow container water out all day today - not seen a singel bird or anyfink go near it :(
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oh well lol you meant well.
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66_v • July 18, 2013 1:52 AM BST
Hedgehogs are dying due to a lack of water. Use a shallow tray/saucer and help save them. |
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I found a sparrows leg and a bit of a wing on my garden path today (I bet its not off to see the king thats for sure)
Nature is hell, I dont like to think what goes on when Im not looking |
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RIP little sparrow.
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Time to repeat my advice.
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I know some on here can't grasp the concept of predators but hedgehogs are dying due to an excess of badgers!!!! Putting water or milk out is good though.
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Not milk, as it can cause diarrhoea for hedgehogs and cats are lactose intollerant.
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intolerant *
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A stray cat has appeared in my garden at night. It was frightened at first but after 6 weeks of patience and feeding from distance, I have built up some trust with it and it comes right up to me now and eats out of my hand. It was very thin and hungry but it looks a lot healthier now.
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Ah, well dome mate. Are you going to keep it? Would be great company for the Captain. I'm assuming he lives with you.
Cat needs checking for micro-chip. |
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Had a large saucer of water out for the birds for a couple of weeks now, attracts
A few pidgeons,jackdaws, and blackbirds.some just have a drink whilst others will jump straight in for a flap about. !! |
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I was feeding my hanging baskets, from a watering can, and the flow suddenly stopped!
Took off the rose and something was poking out of the nozzle..... Pulled and pulled and thought it would never stop! It was a starling fledgling, that had been extruded to probably twice it's normal length......  |
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Oh no!
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