On Tue, 20 Mar 2001, Rod Stasick wrote:
--- Terrence Kosick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Suet makes a great diet supplement for insect eating
birds during
the winter when insects are harder to find.
it's quite good for use inside pianos too!
True; but all those feathers make me
the woodpeckers just love it - i can't figure out how to
keep the crackles and starlings away from it tho' - always
shoooing 'em away...
R~
--- Terrence Kosick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My birds haven't complained, not a peep.
Rod Stasick wrote:
--- Terrence Kosick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
--- Terrence Kosick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Suet makes a great diet supplement for insect eating
birds during
the winter when insects are harder to find.
it's quite good for use inside pianos too!
r:Mt
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My birds haven't complained, not a peep.
Rod Stasick wrote:
--- Terrence Kosick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Suet makes a great diet supplement for insect eating
birds during
the winter when insects are harder to find.
it's quite good for use inside pianos too!
r:Mt
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Hi Carol and Terrence,
Thanks so much for the mulch guidelines and suet recipe. In my
eagerness to assist these green shoots, I was all set to blow on the
chrysalis, too soon. I'll feed the swallows instead.
Happy first day of Spring tomorrow!
Kathy
Crocus are popping up, other green things too. Do I remove the moldy
autumn leaves, fork them into the soil or leave them? My first real
full Spring outside a window box. Are there any other chores I should
do? My books don't seem too helpful, or perhaps I'm impatient.
I'm happy to send seeds
hi kathy,
it depends on where you are? i have a 'sunset' garden book that gives the
zones. i am in zone 1 so when i clean out the beds at this time of year on a
nice warm afternoon, i re-mulch or everything will freeze, we have frost until
memorial day. i have green shoots coming up on the side
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