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![]() If the heron isn't coming back they will come up eventually. But it takes some time. I would not worry about them getting enough to eat. I'll post the heron hints in case you've got a particularly determined heron: Tips for herons, egrets and other fishing birds: - bird netting over the pond - put in an pond shock fence - a motion activated sprinkler (go to froogle.com to find these products) - Migratory Bird Act forbids lethal methods, heavy fines and jail time take away from pond time ;-) good luck! kathy :-) A HREF="http://www.onceuponapond.com/"Once upon a pond/A |
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