BIRDS!

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BIRDS!

Post by Possum » 18th Feb, '08, 12:06

The new abode is very open when all the double sliders are pushed back. Bloody birds keep flying in and crapping ....how do I stop the pesty beasts? Guns are illegal in Singapore :(
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Re: BIRDS!

Post by baloo » 18th Feb, '08, 12:08

Fly screen doors.

Or buy a pet hawk
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Re: BIRDS!

Post by Possum » 18th Feb, '08, 12:17

screens are ugly and hawks scratch! would wind chimes help?
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Re: BIRDS!

Post by canuck » 18th Feb, '08, 12:18

slingshot? or catapult depending on the location of the world you lived in when growing up

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Re: BIRDS!

Post by Possum » 18th Feb, '08, 13:30

@#$&*%&)(_*(_%$%@#* the flying rodents just attacked my washing!! There is a reward offered for any ideas leading to the solving of the situation
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Re: BIRDS!

Post by baloo » 18th Feb, '08, 13:31

Possum wrote:@#$&*%&)(_*(_%$%@#* the flying rodents just attacked my washing!! There is a reward offered for any ideas leading to the solving of the situation
Great family bonding exercise for the family this weekend. Scarecrow making.
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Re: BIRDS!

Post by Sandwich of Cheese » 18th Feb, '08, 14:14

Well if you will move to what the Malays colloquially call Kota Burung..(Bird Town)

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Re: BIRDS!

Post by FurBaby » 18th Feb, '08, 15:00

i'm sure Aliya or Kooky could set you up with a whole bunch of cats to chase off those birds ;)

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Re: BIRDS!

Post by Aliya » 18th Feb, '08, 15:34

I have a cunning plan. It involves lovely almost see through curtains that flow in the breeze on both sides and scare the birds orf.
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Re: BIRDS!

Post by Fat Bob » 18th Feb, '08, 16:26

Possum wrote:screens are ugly and hawks scratch! would wind chimes help?
Why do women, when faced with a problem, always go for the idea of "wind chimes" or other such crappy thing? I mean....they would only work when there's wind around!
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Re: BIRDS!

Post by slinky » 18th Feb, '08, 16:31

Aliya wrote:I have a cunning plan. It involves lovely almost see through curtains that flow in the breeze on both sides and scare the birds orf.
You may have a winner there, Poss!

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Re: BIRDS!

Post by Sandwich of Cheese » 18th Feb, '08, 16:38

The curtains scare the birds, or the view afforded the birds due to the aformentioned transparent nature of the curtains?

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Re: BIRDS!

Post by slinky » 18th Feb, '08, 16:53

Helps 'em realize that the inside of Poss's house is not part of the great outdoors, I think :mrgreen:

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Re: BIRDS!

Post by Possum » 18th Feb, '08, 17:14

Hmmmm...but I love the open feel :( :(
Children aren't colouring books. You don't get to fill them with your favorite colours.

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Re: BIRDS!

Post by Sandwich of Cheese » 18th Feb, '08, 17:18

You are probably not alone in that, but most women would be a little more circumspect :)

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Re: BIRDS!

Post by FurBaby » 18th Feb, '08, 17:24

how about dangling a few unwanted CDs from the top of the window frames? apparently the erratic flashing of lights from the randomly spinning CDs freaks birds out.

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Re: BIRDS!

Post by Sandwich of Cheese » 18th Feb, '08, 17:25

Or you could walk around naked

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Re: BIRDS!

Post by canuck » 18th Feb, '08, 17:56

I don't think birds recognise naked

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Re: BIRDS!

Post by Sandwich of Cheese » 18th Feb, '08, 18:03

But they are easily scared

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Re: BIRDS!

Post by Batwoman » 18th Feb, '08, 18:18

A cat usually works well - what is Possum up to?

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Re: BIRDS!

Post by canuck » 18th Feb, '08, 18:52

Sandwich of Cheese wrote:But they are easily scared
I'd just be worried about you lurking outside then :lol:

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Re: BIRDS!

Post by BFG » 19th Feb, '08, 16:00

I was going to combine SoC's naked suggestion with Battie's idea about the cat in a very prurient fashion.

But I decided not to...
Life's too short...

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Re: BIRDS!

Post by Aliya » 19th Feb, '08, 16:14

A naked cat?
"I really love you" she said. "Is that the champagne talking" he asked. "No" she laughed. "That's me talking to the champagne"

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Re: BIRDS!

Post by BFG » 19th Feb, '08, 16:23

Aliya wrote:A naked cat?
Something like that, yeah...
Life's too short...

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Re: BIRDS!

Post by canuck » 19th Feb, '08, 16:26

what good is a naked cat?

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