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You?re either a troll or a really mean-spirited animal abuser. Your wacky-races bonkers and frankly sick solution to kill baby birds is against the law. Why don?t you move to a concrete high rise instead of unnaturally focussing on killing animals? Or just get over your fixation. Go for a walk. Flagellate yourself with a horse hair vest and cat-o-nine tails. Take your mind off Parakeets. Fitzgeraldo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I was wondering whether trained predators, ferrets > perhaps or similar creatures might be dispatched > to the tree-tops in the hope that they might > disturb the nesting birds, eat their eggs/young > (along with possibly the nesting parents-to-be > themselves) and thus solve the problem?

Soon to be in Fitzgeraldo's garden! ianr Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > bcam Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Perfect solution attached. This should cut out > all > > noise with the living world. > > Enjoy! > > Attachments: > 52645dbd6b07151d48d48cdbb64a17a9.jpg (507.9KB) > > What and where is this?

A lower budget option attached if the house mods are too expensive.... Should knock out the noise of the verminous parakeets infesting and multiplying like bacteria in your trees. : ) Fitzgeraldo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Although attractive to watch, these birds are > exceptionally noisy. I have just noticed two pairs > ?billing and cooing? in tall fir trees located in > neighbouring gardens. I suspect that this > behaviour will be followed by nesting in these > trees. > The prospect of every visit to my garden during > spring and summer being spoiled by a cacophony of > screeching does not appeal. I understand that > these birds are classified as non-native species > and as such: ?vermin?. On whom does the > responsibility to remove such vermin (or their > nests) rest? > I?d be most grateful for any advice on how to > protect my sanity during the forthcoming months.

Perfect solution attached. This should cut out all noise with the living world. Enjoy! Fitzgeraldo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Although attractive to watch, these birds are > exceptionally noisy. I have just noticed two pairs > ?billing and cooing? in tall fir trees located in > neighbouring gardens. I suspect that this > behaviour will be followed by nesting in these > trees. > The prospect of every visit to my garden during > spring and summer being spoiled by a cacophony of > screeching does not appeal. I understand that > these birds are classified as non-native species > and as such: ?vermin?. On whom does the > responsibility to remove such vermin (or their > nests) rest? > I?d be most grateful for any advice on how to > protect my sanity during the forthcoming months.

It?s likely if he got up, he?ll get down. Is there a difficult drop once he gets lower? If so, put a plank or ladder against the tree to assist. I wouldn?t worry. Mine go high and it looks scary but they always make it down.

Celia Hammond Animal Trust are looking for an Animal Care Assistant. Lewisham Branch ? part time cat care vacancy! Our Lewisham Rescue Centre in S.E London has a vacancy for a part time animal care assistant working shifts including weekends on a rota. The job involves the day to day care of our rescued cats who are awaiting new homes, its hard work and isn't glamorous but for the right person being involved in the rehabilitation and care of our cats on their journey from arrival in our centre to leaving us for their new homes is very rewarding. There is a lot of cleaning involved and high standards are essential, daily tasks involve cleaning dirty litter trays, feeding cats, and cleaning cattery accommodation. You will need to be a genuine cat lover, gentle, patient and understanding and able to offer kindness and reassurance to the rescued cats and kittens in our care. If you are dedicated to improving the welfare of cats and want to become part of the vital work that the Celia Hammond Animal Trust does to help stray and unwanted cats in London please apply in writing including your CV and a cover letter explaining why you are interested in this role. Please email [email protected] More information about the work of the Celia Hammond Animal Trust can be found on our website: www.celiahammond.org Image may contain: cat

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BBC question time was going to be in Bolton this Thursday but is now going to be in Dulwich to enable MPs to return back to the House. Ash Sarkar is on the panel. If you fancy being in the audience, call 01299 829299 and leave your name and address on the answerphone, I think they are scrabbling to get an audience together due to the last minute change of venue. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/5vyK2GwYrdQGFvCJyKNfZhn/join-the-question-time-audience/contact?fbclid=IwAR3lKriExvTeGLK2kSqXMtB_7iIUpVVAbHvs22UtI1Phx2oARpshggjRJWE

Is that your Tinder biog or a critique? dbboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > small and high

Update for you Goldilocks - the winning image banners will be hung Wednesday 13 March. Exciting stuff!! goldilocks Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thanks for the update

Is this the same cat posted on the facebook forum group earlier today? So has he been reunited with the owners?

Hi Goldilocks All print elements were signed off by Southwark's brand integrity team and providing we can secure a slot, we hope they'll be hung next week. goldilocks Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi there - wondered if there was any update on > this please? Do you know when the banners might > be put up? Thanks.

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