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Hi All again,
I do not intend to lose sleep over it but when a weed-like
introduced bird such as Starling begins to fade I naturally wonder what
is causing it. I heard some decades ago about traps for Starlings that
function like a lobster trap; easy to enter but impossible to exit.
These were I think intended for poultry yards and feed plants. Or it
could be a symptom of too many Eagles. Or an overabundance of Hawks. Or
it could be a consequence of too many urban life-unfriendly lawns where
even ants have to move away in search of food. Insects have fallen to
likely <5% of former times so food is possible. Or some unknown.
YT, Dave Kentville
On 3/3/2020 4:19 PM, Marg Millard wrote:
> I don’t mind that we have lower numbers than usual. There have been so
> many over the years.
> White Point Artist, Marg Millard
> 19 White Point 2 Rd., White Point, Queens Co.,
> R.R. # 1 Hunts Point, Nova Scotia
> B0T 1G0 Canada (902) 683-2393
> MargMillard.ca By Appointment, please
>
>
> "Hope is the thing with feathers
> That perches in the soul
> And sings the tunes without the words
> And never stops–at all." (Emily Dickinson)
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<p>Hi All again,</p>
<p> I do not intend to lose sleep over it but when a weed-like
introduced bird such as Starling begins to fade I naturally wonder
what is causing it. I heard some decades ago about traps for
Starlings that function like a lobster trap; easy to enter but
impossible to exit. These were I think intended for poultry yards
and feed plants. Or it could be a symptom of too many Eagles. Or
an overabundance of Hawks. Or it could be a consequence of too
many urban life-unfriendly lawns where even ants have to move away
in search of food. Insects have fallen to likely <5% of former
times so food is possible. Or some unknown.</p>
<p>YT, Dave Kentville<br>
</p>
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19 White Point 2 Rd., White Point, Queens Co., <br>
R.R. # 1 Hunts Point, Nova Scotia <br>
B0T 1G0 Canada (902) 683-2393 <br>
MargMillard.ca By Appointment, please <br>
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