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Few odd Questions Any help appreciated (pond/water couorse building/sturgeon) (UK)



 
 
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Old June 22nd 04, 05:58 PM
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Default Few odd Questions Any help appreciated (pond/water couorse building/sturgeon) (UK)

baby bird poopies are often encased and whitish. parent birds pick em up and dump em
away from the nest to keep predators from discovering the nest has babies. Ingrid

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Well said Ingrid and thanks for all the tips past and present. Thanks!!
MIKE
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Being a scientist I must see more science in "ponding" and very little art

at all.
well except for the colors I use in my veggie filter.
Jo Ann Burke sold expensive fancy GF for 25+ years and came up with a

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