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What kind of fantails do you like, Chickadee has a few :'( :'( :'( Indian Garden Exhibition

It's Chickadee that keeps me right

Enlighten me, what is a Bullbox :-/

Told you before that is woman's work, that is why you make such a braw cup o tea, and Billy was in occupational therapy when he made mine ;)

He tried a diy lobotomy and lost half his *expletive removed*, so he cannot sit at the computer any more ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

Your aviary is next on the list auld ain, I had a leak in the auld loft roof and had to repair and paint it :'( :'( :'(

Very true, we got him one of these electric scooters, bearing in mind he has never driven before, he is like a boy racer ;D ;D ;D

Naw, sectioning of this one, I made a mistake of doing one big aviary and a natural floor, so I am lifting it and screeding concrete and splitting the aviary in three ASAP. Chickadee's fancies are going back in the old loft

Yes, me and billy are setting up a partnership for next season I was out with Malky and co tonight discussing tactics ;) ,

Cheers, yes they sell really well, I never have to advertise, I just make things and still them on the front lawn with for a sale sign, sometimes they don't last till I get them up or I back in the house. I am extending the workshop this year to make pigeon products and god willing Billy will be working on them for some extra pennies Billy's Guinneapig run and house

Yes, it's amazing what you can do with sticky back plastic these days :) :)

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J Cooper £35 for up to four birds then £2.50 a bird after that, but not highlands and islands of Scotland :-/ http://www.jcooperlogistics.co.uk/www.jcooperlogistics.co.uk/info.php?p=1&pno=0

He has been removed from Scotland and all it stands for so he has little choice in the matter, some call them turncoats. The weather is looking good over your holiday destination, perfect for romance ;)

ALL THE BEST TODAY AND TOMORROW JASON

Pigeons will breed all year round but they slow down naturally in the winter, our cote fantails are left to nature and they tend to be fine breeding all year round but if the weather is harsh then the breeding suffers and it is survival of the fittest unlike our nice cosy loft birds. We separate them or take away the eggs as soon as they start to moult :-/ Racing pigeons are ofcourse different as they are bred for to get the best out of the racing season :-/

Have you run defrag lately :-/

"Eood" that is Fife slang for wood ;D ;D ;D If you are not sure about scorching try it on a spare bit of wood before you try the loft, if spraying do not have it too fine that it will carry in the air too much or too heavy that it will take hours to dry out, we use virkon and jeyes fliud in the summer :-/

If you read all the posts Jimmy instead of just having a dig at everything I post as rumours you will realise that it is only being discussed at the moment God forbid if we posted the truth

No offence taken It has been a long running argument which I for one stand bye, if something comes onto my property and attacks my family, property or stock then I believe I am in my right to protect it, sadly the law does not agree with me but if faced with it I will take my chances and worry about the law later Crows are in no way endangered but even though they peck the eyes out of sheep a farmer cannot cull them as it in some strange way is against the law to do so, but if you dog runs through his field he can shoot it, how crazy is that :-/

DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!! :B :B :B :B :B :B :B 50 pure dead giveaways that you are Scottish 1. Scattered showers, with outbreaks of sunshine and a cold northerly wind, is your idea of good weather. 2. The only sausage you like is square. 3. You were forced to do Scottish Country Dancing every year at high school. 4. You have a wide knowledge of local words, and know: Numpty is an idiot, Aye is yes, Aye right is No, Auldyin is someone over 40 and Baltic is cold. 5. You have an irrational need to eat anything from the chippy, as long as it's deep fried - Haggis, pizza, white pudding, sausage, fish, chicken and battered Mars Bars. 6. You used to love destroying your teeth with Penny Dainties, Wham Bars, Cola Cubes and Soor Plooms. 7. You always greet people by talking about the weather. 8. Even if you normally hate the Proclaimers, Runrig, Caledonia, Deacon Blue, Big Country etc, you still love it when they are played in a club abroad (in fact you'll probably ask the DJ to play it). 9. You have an enormou s feeling of dread, even when Scotland plays a diddy team. 10. You are proud that Scotland has the highest number of alcohol and smoking deaths in Europe. 11. You used to watch Glen Michael's Cartoon Cavalcade on a Sunday afternoon with his lamp, Paladdin. 12. You got Oor Wullie and The Broons books every Christmas. 13. You only enjoy Weir's Way on the telly when you are pished. 14. You are able to recognise the regional dialect, (Glasgow) "Awright pal, gonie gies a wee swatcha yir paper nat. Cheers magic pal." (Aberdeen) "Fitlike Loon? Furryboots ya bin up tae? Fair few quines in the night, min." (Inverness) "Ah-eee right enuffff! How's you keeeepeeeen?" 15. You know the police are about to arrive when you hear someone shout "Errapolis." 16. You have witnessed a 'Square Go' 17. You know that when you are asked which school you attended they really mean, 'Are you Catholic or Proddy?' 18. You have eaten the following: Mince and Tatties, Cullen Skink, Tunnock's Teacakes, Snowballs, Caramel Wafers, Porage, Macaroon Bars, Baxters Soup, Scotch Pie, Oatcakes. 19. A Jakey has asked you for 10p for a cuppa tea. 20. You wait at the shop counter for 1p change. 21. You know that the right response to 'you dancing?' is 'you askin?', followed by 'am askin' and finally 'then am dancin'. 22. You associated sawdust with vomit, coz the 'jannie' always used to pour it over sick in school. 23. You lose all respect for a groom who doesn't wear a kilt. 24. You don't do shopping - you 'go for the messages.' 25. You're on a bus and the drunk picks you to sit next to. 26. You are able to conduct a 20 minute phone call using three words only - Awright, aye, and naw. 27.. When you refuse the offer of a drink, you hear, 'You no weell?' 28. You have heard the following: "You canny fling pieces oot a 20 storey flat". 29. You know that going to a party means bringin a kerry oot. 30. Your holiday in Benidorm is ruined when you hear there is a heatwave back home. 31. Scotland go 2-0 up against the French, and you immediately think getting beat 3-2 was 'no a bad result'. 32. You can pronounce: McConnochie, Ecclefechan, Milngavie and Kirkcaldy. 33. You love deep fried pizza. 34. You can't pass a kebab shop after being at the pub. 35. You are used to four seasons in one day (Winter, Winter, Autumn, Winter). 36. You can fall when drunk and not spill your drink. 37. You see people wearing shell suits with Burberry accessories and think 'that's class'. 38. You measure distance in minutes. 39.. You understand Rab C. Nesbitt. 40. You go to Saltcoats because you think it's abroad. 41. You can make a whole sentence using only swear words. 42. You know what haggis is made with but you still enjoy it. 43. You know someone who planned their wedding around the football fixtures. 44. You have been to a wedding and the football results have been announced in church. 45. You're not surprised to find one shop selling ALL of the following: Pizzas, Nappies, Fags, Curries, Milk, Paint, Shoes etc. 46. Your seaside home has calor gas under it. 47. You know that Irn-Bru is a good hangover cure. 48. You could swear before you could count. 49. You would 'nut' a terrorist if they tried to bomb your Airport. 50. You are not only Scottish but Glaswegian when you understand the following; how's it hingin', clatty, boggin', cludgie, ba'heid, bawbag, and double nougat.

If they are off the endangered list then the RSPB will not receive any funding for breeding programmes, this will hurt the RSPB lobby. Even though something is not deemed as endangered then it is still against the law to kill it and you will incur heavy fines etc if you do so. Schedule 4 that has been looked at recently is about registering and ringing captive birds again this will take away powers of the RSPB to monitor them or justify culling them as they are not classed as wild birds Even though these changes take place it will still be against the law to cull them and almost any other bird in the UK :-/

Naw it is spelt right enough

Still waiting on Phil to get time to get the website up and running