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K30 already has weighed that they really work. In my case, it's like the
story about the guy with the pink flamingos in his yard to keep the elephants away, "But Harry, there ain't no elephants in the 'burbs of Burbank!" And Harry quickly says, "See, they work don't they!" ;o) ~ jan On Fri, 9 Jul 2004 00:23:53 -0400, "k conover" wrote: Jan, I noticed that you mentioned you had a "decoy" fish to scare off the herons, and I was wondering what you (or anyone else that has one) thought of its effectiveness. They showed me one in the pet store and I burst out laughing when I saw how big it was! I guess the idea is that the heron tries to grab it, realizes it's made of wood and gets frustrated and goes away...? Does it float on top of the water? Thanks for any answers. Kirsten (Do you know where your water quality is?) |
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