birds

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I used to work at Smithfield market,at dusk or there abouts the starlings would gather then take flight swooping and turning in a magical dance :), there must of been a million of them all as one twisting and turning, then you got the birds of prey dive bombing the throng , was an amazing sight to see.
 
Paul Lake's Left Knee said:
I love that film, so quotable.

Here hare here.
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calum down said:
i shall pass on that idea to the fellow, see if he knows about it.
(he's a city fan, should i stress that the cone be blue?)

he also said, although he insisted it was a little too noisy & likely to attract unwanted attention,
that if you couldn't get any mazzies you could use a fishing rod.
just put the hook in the raisin, lay in wait behind a tree and when the bird bites you reel it in.

i'm not sure how you'd make it die though.

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Generally you grab the base of their neck and their head and twist the two in opposite directions.
 
Paul Lake's Left Knee said:
You dont want bits of lead in your bird, easier to trap them and pluck them, rather than shoot them, pluck them and then have to remove the pellets.

As a tinker I thought you'd already know that.
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You still have to gut the bird. Removing the pellets doesn't increase the workload.
 
peace frog said:
I used to work at Smithfield market,at dusk or there abouts the starlings would gather then take flight swooping and turning in a magical dance :), there must of been a million of them all as one twisting and turning, then you got the birds of prey dive bombing the throng , was an amazing sight to see.
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starlings en masse is a sight to behold
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