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welcome aboard m8, plenty help and advice on this one, just ask, also looking forward to seeing you posts,

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this is a private problem, and not for the forum to get involved in, if anyone wants to give any info on this matter do so by pm, will now close this thread.

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yes,

thought you were going over ?

wouldnt know m8, never used it but dont see it doing any harm apart from smelling the house, would keep the flies away if nothing else,

it is good m8, I have a bottle, an empty cooking oil bottle they have the bit filter so doesnt let the cut pieces of garlic out so you just put a few fresh bits in and fill with water, I keep 2 bottles ,so you always have one each week for baths, and each one getting to lie for a week,

I use garlic in the bath all the time,keep a bottle handy and topped up, and its very cheap, I sometimes put som in a spray bottle and spray it around the loft,you see all the moths and flies coming out,

not a lot, but you smell it from the bath so keeps flies away as well, birds feathers look good with it as well,

garlic water, fill a bottle with water put in cut garlic bulb,let stand for a week, put this in your bath water, keeps birds free of lice etc and also good for their nostrills,

you cant do that yourself m8, it can only be done by the clock setters , you will get it done when you assign rings for next year,

yes could be done , you could have the box fixed inside the attic window with an entrance through the window, would have to be able to close the window for weather ,

yes could be good for the sport

I agree regarding the wheat causing the droppings to be soft,

we helped to bake the scones ;D ;D ;D

no problem,

I only have them under the nest bowl ,keeps fresh air around them

well done Kieran, a credit to the future of the sport.

they are everywhere now, not nesting now so both on the go,

going back a bit fanciers used to get the soot from the chimney sweeps and scatter it about the garden for the birds to pick at,

I use the top of the bottle 1 to a pint