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well we collected a large sack full of pine needles at the weekend and ive stored them in a cupboard in the utility room that has heating pipes running through it . so heres hoping they use them in the spring ? :emoticon-0138-thinking:

one there dry take them out or they'll sweat ;) hang them in a shed ;)

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have got piles of them on the road and park outside my front gate

get them bagged up ;)

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Could've been worse, might've had a lump under the mattress http://forum.pigeonbasics.org/public/style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif

i am the only lump on the mattress Bill :emoticon-0136-giggle:

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well we collected a large sack full of pine needles at the weekend and ive stored them in a cupboard in the utility room that has heating pipes running through it . so heres hoping they use them in the spring ? :emoticon-0138-thinking:

got any spare bags :emoticon-0138-thinking:

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I cut and keep lavender stalks - keep them in a dry shed - Good enough for me nan, good enough for the birds!!!

Yes me too, got two bags full ready for next year. Read somewhere that they repell insects as well, dont know if thats true but dont remember ever seeing any greenfly on them during the summer? The birds love them too for nesting, and will collect them quicker than the straw I put down at the same time for them.

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PINE NEEDLES, nesting material, birds building nests quicker than using straw !!! Have I done a RIP VAN WINKLE and its April 1st ?. or are we serious !!

so do you wait until 31st of March before getting your nesting materials in ?? :emoticon-0136-giggle:

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i use straw after its been put in a microwave for a min or so

 

Awww that's nice be like an electric blanket for them all cosy and warmed up :emoticon-0136-giggle: :emoticon-0136-giggle: :emoticon-0136-giggle:

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the last house in Wales Bill before i moved to Scotland when i put the foundations for my loft down there was a pair of "woodies" building a nest in the hawthorn trees surrounding the garden . the cock was very tame coming as close as a few feet away from me many times. he actually stole a pencil i had resting on a column and flew up to the nest with it :emoticon-0140-rofl::emoticon-0140-rofl:

work at st fergus gas terminal and there is quite alot of woodies nest down in the modules on cable trays and nearly every nest is built with pieces of thin wire,electric cable and plastic tie raps

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work at st fergus gas terminal and there is quite alot of woodies nest down in the modules on cable trays and nearly every nest is built with pieces of thin wire,electric cable and plastic tie raps

mother nature eh , great at re-cycling :emoticon-0136-giggle:

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work at st fergus gas terminal and there is quite alot of woodies nest down in the modules on cable trays and nearly every nest is built with pieces of thin wire,electric cable and plastic tie raps

 

 

ive found all sorts when i take the hens away from the cocks they will use anything :emoticon-0138-thinking:

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