Off topic but any advise on killer cats?
Jun 26th 2014, 8:22 am
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Re: Off topic but any advise on killer cats?
Haha, just read this and guess what I'm having for breakfast..... Porridge
Jun 27th 2014, 8:50 am
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Jun 27th 2014, 9:03 am
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Re: Off topic but any advise on killer cats?
Sorry, I know this isn't related to anything Hungarian, apart from the nationality of the killer cat
I brought one of our feline friends over to what he must deem to be cat heaven! In his short time here, he has decimated the water vole population and seriously dented the number of baby bunnies - NOT nice seeing as he brings them through the cat flap.
He has now discovered our hedge which has a coaltit and two chaffinch nests, all with babies ready to fledge in about 6-7 days times. Having already started to empty the nests, I've kept him locked up[ in the conservatory for the past two days but I can't do so for another week - allergies, cat going crazy etc.
Any suggestions? He heads for the hedge the minute he is free and he will empty the nests as soon as he is let out. I know the laws of nature are at times cruel but I'm wondering if moving the nests would work or would the mother desert them
I brought one of our feline friends over to what he must deem to be cat heaven! In his short time here, he has decimated the water vole population and seriously dented the number of baby bunnies - NOT nice seeing as he brings them through the cat flap. He has now discovered our hedge which has a coaltit and two chaffinch nests, all with babies ready to fledge in about 6-7 days times. Having already started to empty the nests, I've kept him locked up[ in the conservatory for the past two days but I can't do so for another week - allergies, cat going crazy etc.
Any suggestions? He heads for the hedge the minute he is free and he will empty the nests as soon as he is let out. I know the laws of nature are at times cruel but I'm wondering if moving the nests would work or would the mother desert them
Jun 27th 2014, 10:48 am
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Re: Off topic but any advise on killer cats?
No bears Fen though I did catch sight of a fox, a large brown one at that - never seen foxes like it
Fib, no other way to have it - especially now I can't have sugar - salt and a touch of cream or milk once served up, keeps you going for hours :-)
Beaverstate, I have one of those and she's more trouble than the cat. The babies have now either fledged or the cat got them as they are no longer in the nest - ever the optimist, I'll think the former
Fib, no other way to have it - especially now I can't have sugar - salt and a touch of cream or milk once served up, keeps you going for hours :-)
Beaverstate, I have one of those and she's more trouble than the cat. The babies have now either fledged or the cat got them as they are no longer in the nest - ever the optimist, I'll think the former
Jun 27th 2014, 7:59 pm
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Re: Off topic but any advise on killer cats?
one of our cats left us a fresh bird this morning and then this afternoon left me an identical bird right by the wood I was sawing 
