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bright plummage on the rise?
DIR By: birdwatcheranon
Date: January 19, 2015, 11:18 am
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ive been bird watching on and off now in the cardigan area for
years.
and the feathering on these animals has moved from conspicuos to
bright, silky reds and whites.
they arnt even trying to hide.
anybody further south noticed?
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Re: bright plummage on the rise?
DIR By: Hemingway99
Date: January 19, 2015, 11:41 am
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This is alot more noticible lately as the larger cities and
towns are expanding. I've found that the lack of major predators
is letting them be more bold and with the population increasing
too they don't lack for food. In some areas it's like watching
an invasive species overwhelm the environment.
I passed by cardigan over christmas, it does seem like the
perfect breeding ground.
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Re: bright plummage on the rise?
DIR By: lepidopteristbazarre
Date: January 19, 2015, 12:42 pm
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of these, kind sirs.
i have supply.
kindly send payment and any colours , sirs enjoy, will be bound
and boxed
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Re: bright plummage on the rise?
DIR By: birdwatcheranon
Date: January 19, 2015, 1:06 pm
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im not sure what you mean????
are you implying that you trade in birds?
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Re: bright plummage on the rise?
DIR By: Hemingway99
Date: January 20, 2015, 4:27 am
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Perhaps you're confused? Birdwatching is not the same as
collecting.
I don't know that you're selling to your intended market?
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Re: bright plummage on the rise?
DIR By: Zstomper
Date: January 21, 2015, 5:59 am
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Do you bleed them? If you can store the blood safely I could
find a use for it. Some rare birds are drawn to avian blood,
could use it as a lure.
Contact me on deathpuncher@yahoo.com
Will arange a drop if you can supply for good price.
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Re: bright plummage on the rise?
DIR By: lepidopteristbazarre
Date: January 24, 2015, 3:28 am
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kind sir,
samples can be supplied dried or fresh, alive or cooked. sirs
pleasure.
blood is difficult to procure with the countries heat, but
arrangments can be made for cost.
if sir pleases, how many gallons would you require, sir would be
glad to receive a discount over large shipments.
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Re: bright plummage on the rise?
DIR By: Saltrocksteve
Date: January 27, 2015, 5:49 am
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--- Quote from: lepidopteristbazarre link ---
>
> kind sir,
>
> samples can be supplied dried or fresh, alive or cooked. sirs
pleasure.
>
> blood is difficult to procure with the countries heat, but
arrangments can be made for cost.
>
> if sir pleases, how many gallons would you require, sir would
be glad to receive a discount over large shipments.
>
--- End Quote ---
Jesus H Christ, you're no smalltime dealer are you!
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