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You are welcome to mine! Tthey are pests (assuming you are talking about feral pigeons). We have occasionally wood pigeons, but once the feral ones arrived the wood pigeons disappeared. I feed tits, finches, robins, great spotted woodpecker and other birds from time to time when they appear. I used squirel proof feeders. -
Every day at 12 oclock I take out the food to put on the bird feeder. The pigeons, always being very punctual, form a very orderly queue in true British style on the roof of my shed and take it in turns to partake of the feast. (Other birds do get a look in eventually) . However, today, not one single bird has come anywhere near. The sky is silent. What do they know that I don't. Any ideas? -
Presumably because she's carrying the whole load of her ward (and her fellow counsellor!) -
I too have never had a response from John Hartley but have always found Maggie Browning does respond. Yes it can take her a bit longer but many councillors work as well. She's been very good at sorting out any issues I have raised.
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