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Dont have kids yet Spanna ?
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Nah mate, not for a few years yet. When I do, scrubbing bird dishes and collecting green seed shall be on the chores list :lol:
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If only :lol: my dads an accountant Lecturer - he must have thought he was safe until I came along!!! :lol:
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Picture is worth a thousand words:
BBBQ cock on eggs.jpg
2 pictures are even better:
BBBQ eggs.jpg
Both nests were started within a day of each other, must have been prompted by a couple of warm days following some wet days we had here. Good start!
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Congrats Hope the eggs hatch :thumbup: :clap:
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If he is now sitting tight dont forget to pull the hen and keep her out of earshot.

I found the cock birds dont like to be watched when they are on the nest.

Great pics by the way.
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Lukec wrote:If he is now sitting tight dont forget to pull the hen and keep her out of earshot.

I found the cock birds dont like to be watched when they are on the nest.

Great pics by the way.
Thanks Lukec. I've moved her as far away as possible, but short of moving her into the house, she'll still be within earshot! He's sitting tight so far, but he did only start incubating yesterday :lol:
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:clap: :clap: fantastic Spanna!!!!! :D
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Well done mate, glad they're going well for you. Now I've just got to get their parents motivated to go again.
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Way to go youg fella , heres to a few good clutches.... pete
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