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That pergola looks delicious!It’s made of mud isn’t it? I think cockies mostly enjoy cedar windows in my experience.
That pergola looks delicious!It’s made of mud isn’t it? I think cockies mostly enjoy cedar windows in my experience.
Straw bale walls, all the windows are cedar, but having a dog inside probably helps. She has done a ton of damage herself, biting at the window frames when we are at home if she sees a wallaby or kangaroo close to the houseIt’s made of mud isn’t it? I think cockies mostly enjoy cedar windows in my experience.
You need to kill one...brutally, like a persecution. Then hang the corpse out as a message to the other cockatoos.How do you stop the cockies from eating your house?
We feed the King parrots but if a cockie turns up, we turf the seed:
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All trim & flashing at ours is metal too.
Many of our doors look like this, courtesy of said dog when she was younger and gave fucks. Not going to replace until she’s gone, she still occasionally takes umbrage to a wallaby a few feet from the door separated by glass. I think they just taunt her sometimes.It’s made of mud isn’t it? I think cockies mostly enjoy cedar windows in my experience.
No way! Birds remember. You'll make enemies for life. Just show them the neighbours place has heaps better tasting joinery. Or thrown a bunch of seed near their back door whenever they go out.You need to kill one
You indeed have. A rural neighbour once came home after a holiday to find their rear cedar sliding door 'smashed' to pieces and the glass to both panels broken. Their initial thoughts were that they had been robbed but the giveaway as to the culprits was the fact that the 'robbers' took the time and effort to turn all of the wood into matchstick sized pieces instead of just smashing the window and walking straight through.I’ve doomed myself to Cockie damage now, after saying they’ve never bothered the house in 17 years, haven’t I?
Maybe I misread. Are you talking about damage to the opposite side to your arse bruise pic? eg. some sort of biking 'tank-slapper', 'cockie meets stem/top-tube' or some other frontal impact?I’ve doomed myself to Cockie damage now, after saying they’ve never bothered the house in 17 years, haven’t I?
I swear....you’re all just trying to get me an enforced Rotorburn holidayMaybe I misread. Are you talking about damage to the opposite side to your arse bruise pic? eg. some sort of biking 'tank-slapper', 'cockie meets stem/top-tube' or some other frontal impact?
We need solidarity - at 6pm Eastern Summer time today if we all post our arse pics "The Man" can't ban us all.......I swear....you’re all just trying to get me an enforced Rotorburn holiday
A 'moon-in' if you will...We need solidarity - at 6pm Eastern Summer time today if we all post our arse pics "The Man" can't ban us all.......
Click like on this reply if you are "IN" for the rebellion led by our fearless leader's arseA 'moon-in' if you will...
We can storm the Crapitol!Click like on this reply if you are "IN" for the rebellion led by our fearless leader's arse
Let's gauge the status of the rebellion against our overlords
I was involved in the building of very large house in the Dandenongs years ago. Installed all the cedar windows and doors over the Thursday and Friday.You indeed have. A rural neighbour once came home after a holiday to find their rear cedar sliding door 'smashed' to pieces and the glass to both panels broken. Their initial thoughts were that they had been robbed but the giveaway as to the culprits was the fact that the 'robbers' took the time and effort to turn all of the wood into matchstick sized pieces instead of just smashing the window and walking straight through.
That's why you need to go big with the murder!No way! Birds remember. You'll make enemies for life. Just show them the neighbours place has heaps better tasting joinery. Or thrown a bunch of seed near their back door whenever they go out.
OoOoOoOohhh was it an Indian minor. I have dreams of shredding some of them with rock salt shotgun cartridges.That's why you need to go big with the murder!
My last dog caught a minor bird once...I didn't have minor birds around the house for about 18 months afterwards. Judging by the mess she really did put on a show for the other birds!
It was. I had tried a variety of harm free methods without success. They used to come into my house and get at the dogs' bowl. One day the Kerry Blue Terrier was faster than the bird.OoOoOoOohhh was it an Indian minor. I have dreams of shredding some of them with rock salt shotgun cartridges.
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Hhmmm tis a bit true for cockys and crows in my experience.That's why you need to go big with the murder!
My last dog caught a minor bird once...I didn't have minor birds around the house for about 18 months afterwards. Judging by the mess she really did put on a show for the other birds!
I love the Choughs. Super social, playful, and entertaining. They play with big pieces of bark like a kitten with a ball of string. There are 2 families of about a dozen each that share duties to look after a group of younger ones. They do all sorts of crazy dances and displays too. They are closely related to Birds of Paradise, and you can see it in their performances.Hhmmm tis a bit true for cockys and crows in my experience.
@moorey choughs very social and funny branch hopping bird this one.