What do you do about birds ?
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- Date: Sun, 3 Jan 1999 20:39:11 +1030
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Hi everyone ! Happy New Year!
Well it certainly seemed to work sending that second intro ! It's great to
see all of the regulars and lurkers come out and say G'day ! Great to hear
from you all. Thank you for welcoming me so warmly !
Well here in South Australia it's been another day of 35 degrees ( approx.
100) Thank goodness for mulch ! We are the driest state in the driest
continent so we have to use water carefully ( as we all do ).
As I said before the fruit is ripening....any new ideas to stop the birds ?
Frank
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> Good to hear from you Frank
> Ruth Shultz.
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> >Hi there, I am new to this list and recently posted an intro....but
> didn't
> >hear from anyone. I was just wondering if I got through or not.
> >Just to let you all now that here in South Australia we are heading for
> the
> >next five days with temps over 35 degrees ( 100 f). Phew it's hot ! One
> of
> >the best things about this heat is that the fruit is ripening
> beautifully.
> >The plums should be ready to pick this week and the peaches and
> nectarines
> >shouldn't be too far behind.
> >Is anyone else growing Russian Sunflowers ? It is my first attempt this
> >year and already they are nearly 2 metres and still look like they have
> a
> >lot of growing to do.
> >Are there any other Australians on this list ?
> >Look forward to hearing from someone.
> >Happy New Year
> >Frank in South Australia
> >
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