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![]() "~ Windsong ~" P@P wrote in message ... snip I concure. The hooting, hollering, flapping your arms, screaming while your dog barks at you technique is so far working well for me. It worked for us for awhile as well. Then the herons came so early in the morning we were still asleep. Do you ever sleep? Some learned to come at sundown when we weren't likely out in the yard. We had better things to do than sit at the windows from morning to night watching and guarding the ponds. Do you pay someone to guard your pond when you're out of town or at work? Kingfishers drop out of nowhere and all the flapping, screaming and barking dogs will not stop them. By the time you get out the door the KF is flying away with the fish. -- So far, so good... ![]() -- BV Webporgmaster of iheartmypond.com http://www.iheartmypond.com I'll be leaning on the bus stop post. |
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