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    #11
    Pheasants, partridge, and lots of hawks

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      #12
      Those goofy birds do like to walk a wheat swath right into a feeder housing.

      When you combine near a major highway, there are plenty of chicks clocking 100km. Do they count as birds? !!!!!!!

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        #13
        Seen some sandhill cranes in the standing 73-45 today, could still see there legs - no shit. Glad we only have a test plot. Might just burn it.

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          #14
          Their, that is..

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            #15
            Crazy amounts of turkeys and geese. Turkey
            vultures. The odd tundra swan. Lots of gulls,
            blackbirds and crows and too many smaller ones to
            mention. Saw a bald eagle not long ago. Lots of
            hawks, eagles and ducks, occasionally an osprey.
            Saw a heron standing where the pond used to be
            last week, looking forlorn.

            Not combining now, busy trying to make as many
            raccoons and porcupines dead as possible. They're
            costing me about an acre of corn every night. Lots
            of bear damage in the neighbourhood but they
            don't seem to be hitting me yet.

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              #16
              Sounds as if birds are well and thriving on farms.
              Good stewards, you are.

              So my treat for you:

              http://www.youtube.com/watch?
              v=HNLYTY2G1sw&feature=youtube_gdata_playe
              r

              Btw, does anyone have an old guitar for sale they
              don't use anymore? Pars

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                #17
                When I drove down through Montana recently we
                were commenting on the apparent complete absence
                of birds for mile after mile. Dryland grain crops,
                looked like much of it chem. fallowed, likely much
                zero tilled. Just looked like a dead, sterile landscape
                to me. What a depressing and unhealthy environment
                to grow food in.

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                  #18
                  grassdude , come to NW Sask, fukin birds every where. Water holes, geese, ducks, cranes, moose, deer, prarie chickens - and we spray hard...

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                    #19
                    Lots of Birds this time of year, sandhill cranes, hawks, owls,night herons, great herons, every kind of duck, canada geese, turkey vultures. We live not far from the Quill Lakes, if you need insurance on your cereal crops just swath them the birds will help themselves.

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                      #20
                      parsley: your Apple computer won't quote properly.

                      Here is a properly wrapped version of your URL posting:

                      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNLYTY2G1sw&feature=youtube_gdata_player

                      Your welcome I'm sure.

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