dead eye alan

Cor this thread is going down the pan fast, just like (you cannot call that watch hamiltons) gong! 😎

Finally got the photos to JD And he immediately confirmed the berrys to be 2 varieties of Pyracantha, not seen the pigeons on them since last Sunday. Many thanks JD. 😍

That's great to here Mick more power to your elbow.😍

Thats great mate will do thanks a million, your on my christmas list now!😄

Got a new smart TV and trying to stop the adds on You Tube.

Some time ago some very kind member put a link up for an ad blocker, and i cannot find it, help please. Many thanks in advance as I know you will not let me down.😀

This is what I think, the deal will be that we give Quotes with licenses to EU fishing vessels that go down every year over say a 5 year period. During this time our own share will go up year on year giving us time to rebuild our own fishing industry. This may be a simple way to look at it but it could work well. Our fish stocks have been overfished for years and the cod seam to be smaller now than they were 10 years ago.

Is advertising allowed?😎

PW at its best again!!!!!!!

Ill second that.

I'll see if I can get a grandchild in to help me put up a photo tomorrow.

Thanks JD the Golden hornet bereys look very similar to the ones I saw, but myine are low bushes about 3 feet tall and very tight the pigeons can stand on top and pluck the nemurus berrys.

Yes I agree with all you have mentioned, and will add that the reason rape is associated with cold weather is that frosts kill off the berrys and therefore limit food supply. This in turn makes low nutritional foods such as rape more palatable. This morning when walking for my Sunday paper I saw pigeons on some yellow berries I don't recall seeing them on these previously, and don't know what they are called. Come in JD and shed some light on this please.

I have no idea what you lot are going on about, but I hope Santa comes good for you.

Feel for you buddy, but every cloud has a silver lining you just have to find it, good look to you and family.