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Pidgion Eating Greengage Flowers

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Biccylova | 15:35 Tue 26th Jul 2016 | Gardening
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talking to a friend today she told me she would have no greengages this year as in the spring she saw a pidgion pick off and drop all the flowers off her tree she frightened it off several times but it kept coming back until all the flowers were gone, anyone got a clue as to why the bird did this?
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That's what pigeons do, especially wood pigeons. I have no idea why, though.
15:42 Tue 26th Jul 2016
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.......looking for seeds, I expect....
15:43 Tue 26th Jul 2016
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It must be to draw attention to itself so it can fulfil it's ambition to be in the pie.
15:46 Tue 26th Jul 2016
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If my friend had a gun the damned bird would have been in a pie.
16:00 Tue 26th Jul 2016
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One bird wouldn't have made much of a pie.
16:04 Tue 26th Jul 2016
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might have been eating the nectar at the base of the flower...she needs a fruit cage or to net the tree.
16:56 Tue 26th Jul 2016

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