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elleng
Mar 2023
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Maybe if you could strategically time the removal with likely geesd nesting...
SheltieLover
Mar 2023
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SheltieLover
(59,617 posts)1. Well, we're in the home stretch for your Osprey to return!
🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞
elleng
(136,077 posts)2. Right, and bamboo's still up;
neighbor hasn't taken action to remove, so looks like 'frustration' will be around.
SheltieLover
(59,617 posts)3. Maybe if you could strategically time the removal with likely geesd nesting...
Nothing against Geese. I love them too, but really miss you spying on mombrella & sharing with us!
elleng
(136,077 posts)4. 'Removal' doesn't just happen, it's a big job.
Have to move toward a 'break' in the foliage to enable me even to SEE the nest.
SheltieLover
(59,617 posts)5. Omg! You can't see the nest???
Call 911! Jk, of course, but if they start now, geese won't likely usurp the nest this year...
elleng
(136,077 posts)6. EASY for the GEESE to get to the nest, difficulty is for me (and others) to SEE the nest,
from our perches on 'terra firma' and from my bedroom windows ABOVE terra firma!
Geese just have to flap their wings a few times!
SheltieLover
(59,617 posts)7. I'm sure, but if workers start clearing now, geese won't likely nest there