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ill try again with my bird of the day thread
may be the powers that be might consider banning the t wat making death threats rather than deleting a nice thread about our wonderfull birdspheasants are a wonderfull looking bird so i do feel a bit guilty about haveing pheasant for supper
well they was dead when i bought them
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very tasty too they was
but i think i prefer chickenI had roast chicken for tea, roasted with garlic, roast tatties, roast veg, was absolutely scrummy :)
@nemesis wrote:
I had roast chicken for tea, roasted with garlic, roast tatties, roast veg, was absolutely scrummy :)
this aint a cooking thread lol
@thin ice wrote:
@nemesis wrote:
I had roast chicken for tea, roasted with garlic, roast tatties, roast veg, was absolutely scrummy :)
this aint a cooking thread lol
you started it :lol:
pheasants don`t look like that either :roll:
only in a cooking thread surely?
where were the feathers?
:twisted:
@nemesis wrote:
only in a cooking thread surely?
where were the feathers?
:twisted:
plucket out with my teeth
@thin ice wrote:
@nemesis wrote:
only in a cooking thread surely?
where were the feathers?
:twisted:
plucket out with my teeth
so you spitting feathers? :wink:
I had chicken today too, I also like pheasant and am partial to partridge, duck and turkey too, in fact if its edible I will try it lol
Garden birds etc…
I used to love seeing the Red Kites coming into our neighbourhood when I lived in Bedfordshire, they are mahooosive!
I also do like the humble blackbird! (in a non edible way)
This thread reminded me of a text from a fellow animal lover earlier this week, and given the recent weather conditions it seems pertinent to share it on this thread.
Winter is here and our native birds will soon be finding food scarce. Please go to the pet shop and buy a bag of nuts for our feathered friends. There is no finer sight on a winter’s morning than a pair of tits around your nut sack. Just remember however, it’s a bit early in the year to expect a swallow…
We seem to get a lot of blue tits and finches in our garden, both of which are a joy to watch, and we also have a resident robin who comes right up to the patio doors and looks in at the cats!
Around the rear of the shop there are always several pied wagtails; they always make me smile as they trot around and you see how they got their name :D
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