[muntjac]

ok here are some updated pics .
runner beans ,incidently i am 6ft tall n a bit  



one of my strawberries




my plot


little spring cabbage
 

[leeky]

good stuff Munt!

[Little Miss Muffet]

nice

[shaun]

nice job sailor  
whats those white thing flying over the house ? i thought it was a no fly zone over your place  

[muntjac]

doves ya daft wassuck :roll:  u get werse every breakfast

[shaun]

no breakfast today mate ive got a bad head  mate i think i need to get down the plot and earth my spring onions up    
blooming big doves them  

[muntjac]

fan tails  :shock:

[shaun]

theres a chap behind me with some tumblers,there wierd they go out of sight about 10 miles high and just dive back down .
not many folks keep pigeons now?

[muntjac]

theres a couple doz keepers down here matey .i get the dodo off a couple for the garden the guy who has the fantails being one of em i also get his late birds for the pot  he breeds n sells em if they have colour on em he brings em on n i eat em ,they are a good tasty bird not like pigeon at all  the dodo goes in a hessian sack n a bin of water n just sits from wint to winter n then i use it diluted ,them guys cant wait to get rid of it  

[Trillium]

We used to have a few tumblers. They live to tumble. A few would fly so high and tumble so much that they'd forget that ground existed and literally slammed into the earth. A mess to clean up so we didn't get more. A few hawks picked off the rest which don't pay attention to predators. Of late we have a big red hawk which lands on our coop extension hoping for a free buffet, but no luck.
As for pigeon poo, I have to fight off my mother for it. She's forever asking for many bags of it for her fruit bushes and young trees. I wouldn't begrudge it but it's my only source of poo lately. She's on a farm and has neighbours who bring in manure spreader loads of cow poo for her gardens.  

[shaun]

oh my word you eat doves might start calling you "ozzy osborne"