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Spent an hour on my hands and knees brushing cat fluff out of the carpet.
Just put the fur in bowl on a pedestal in the garden for the birds to take and insulate their nests.
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"Spent an hour on my hands and knees brushing cat fluff out of the carpet.
Just put the fur in bowl on a pedestal in the garden for the birds to take and insulate their nests.
Good deed for the day done. "
You so know how to live. That's just the most awesome way to spend a Saturday. High Five. |
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"Spent an hour on my hands and knees brushing cat fluff out of the carpet.
Just put the fur in bowl on a pedestal in the garden for the birds to take and insulate their nests.
Good deed for the day done. "
I used to use a window cleaner's squeedgy rubber blade thingy to sweep the carpet - cat hair came up like magic! |
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"Spent an hour on my hands and knees brushing cat fluff out of the carpet.
Just put the fur in bowl on a pedestal in the garden for the birds to take and insulate their nests.
Good deed for the day done.
You so know how to live. That's just the most awesome way to spend a Saturday. High Five. "
My life is pure Hollywood...... I am Mr Showbiz. |
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"Spent an hour on my hands and knees brushing cat fluff out of the carpet.
Just put the fur in bowl on a pedestal in the garden for the birds to take and insulate their nests.
Good deed for the day done.
I used to use a window cleaner's squeedgy rubber blade thingy to sweep the carpet - cat hair came up like magic!"
I've got a coconut hair scrubbing brush, does brilliant work on the carpets.
Going to try the window cleaners squeegy thing next.
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"Spent an hour on my hands and knees brushing cat fluff out of the carpet.
Just put the fur in bowl on a pedestal in the garden for the birds to take and insulate their nests.
Good deed for the day done. "
I have multiple bird feeders in the garden, and put out the fluff collected in the tumble dryer for the birds to make use of.
Don't forget to put out fresh warm water every day when the temperatures are close to freezing; birds can't drink ice. |
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"Spent an hour on my hands and knees brushing cat fluff out of the carpet.
Just put the fur in bowl on a pedestal in the garden for the birds to take and insulate their nests.
Good deed for the day done.
I used to use a window cleaner's squeedgy rubber blade thingy to sweep the carpet - cat hair came up like magic!"
I have a cleaner! |
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"Spent an hour on my hands and knees brushing cat fluff out of the carpet.
Just put the fur in bowl on a pedestal in the garden for the birds to take and insulate their nests.
Good deed for the day done. "
Are they nesting yet? |
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"Good year for seeing fieldfare in the garden. "
Yep, I had them and also redstarts plus all the usual and a pair of blackcaps. I've been in birdy paradise  |
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"Good year for seeing fieldfare in the garden.
Yep, I had them and also redstarts plus all the usual and a pair of blackcaps. I've been in birdy paradise "
Takes snow for fieldfares to come in your garden we,ve had one today, a male blackcap last february no redwings thou. |
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"Good year for seeing fieldfare in the garden.
Yep, I had them and also redstarts plus all the usual and a pair of blackcaps. I've been in birdy paradise Takes snow for fieldfares to come in your garden we,ve had one today, a male blackcap last february no redwings thou."
Had approx 150 fieldfares, demolishing my windfall Bramleys, in the last few days (garden is now covered in orangey mush) but strangely, no redwings this year.
Did have a big buzzard, sat in the nearby silver birch, keeping a watchful eye on the feeding frenzy. |
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"Good year for seeing fieldfare in the garden.
Yep, I had them and also redstarts plus all the usual and a pair of blackcaps. I've been in birdy paradise Takes snow for fieldfares to come in your garden we,ve had one today, a male blackcap last february no redwings thou.
Had approx 150 fieldfares, demolishing my windfall Bramleys, in the last few days (garden is now covered in orangey mush) but strangely, no redwings this year.
Did have a big buzzard, sat in the nearby silver birch, keeping a watchful eye on the feeding frenzy."
I think all the redwing are here!  |
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"Good year for seeing fieldfare in the garden.
Yep, I had them and also redstarts plus all the usual and a pair of blackcaps. I've been in birdy paradise "
Im manfully resisting the urge to mention great tits in your garden, Honest I am.......
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