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I dont know ...maybe someone will be interested in this .

http://www.petpages.com.au/classified/256632



Classifieds | Birds | NSW | Nesting material/grasses for finches and canaries
For Sale - Nesting material/grasses for finches and canaries

PARKES, NSW

$30.00

Negotiable


Beautiful clean windmill grass don't pay $7 for 70 grams we have 1.5 kilo bags for $30 neg for multiple buys postage is $10 ph 0268626113 for more info or text the mobile number cheers

Phone: 0421981151
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part 2 ...

What the heck is windmill grass ?
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Some people call it Umbrella grass or Blow-away grass
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oh THAT stuff
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Also Fairy Grass & Furry Grass.
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Becareful
The Windmill Grass we have here looks good but it seems to be pretty unbending unlike the swamp grass.
Both dry and blow up against fences etc. One is fantastic the other not so good.
Check it out first as it my be fine because people from different areas call things by different names
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Ill stick to my shop bought swamp grass , least I can be sure its not tainted with anything .
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That one was a mystery to me too. I just stick to my mix of lawn and seeding grasss, cut into mixed 10/40/cm lengths. It seems to work for the finches.
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