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Well it worked on our pond and now I've moved the guy next door used the same trick after a heron had half his koi. We use our old plastic heron sitting on the middle of the patio table to stop the pigeons crapping on the patio furniture. Territorial only when they are hunting. HTH. I tried the mesh over the pond but the heron stood on the middle of it sinking it close to the water, he then stabbed at the fish that he then couldn't get back through the mesh. Lost 4 to stab wounds.
BTDTGTTS, make no difference, bastard heron just worked the other side of the pond. It depends on the time of year, when they are feeding youngsters only a good fine mesh of metal is likely to work, and even then the bastards might find a way.
If it's a German company with three letters as their name then we had about a hundred of their tvs back in the 70s and 80s when my dad owned a tv rental business.
Well, I thought I did, but your spaceport comment rang the bell. [snip naughty stuff] hey, I didn't even mention the prosecution for illegal arms trading... Still, don't mind me - I'm just jealous I don't work for a firm that makes guns. Sure, the spaceport's definitely cool. I do remember it being rather shit.
You're probably thinking of the right make of consumer electronics company, but the holding corporation is American.
Heh - I worked it out last night too. I assumed you already knew from your comment about ethics in the savings thread, after reading the same extract you quoted below.
There was an additional problem with the netting. It got in the way of the 9 programed dancing fountains.[1] Oh and the cascading waterfalls. http://www.flickr.com/photos/25701154@N04/3152968659/ ..22 rim fire with a silencer and subsonics, no problem. [1] I got carried away with the copper pipe left over from having the house built. Got a bunch washing machine solenoid control valves and a sequence driven by an eprom. The pump and filter system fed the water falls and/or the fountains.
I did get told that but my luck with Koi Carp was based on buying the really small ones for a couple of quid. Keep them isolated for a couple of weeks then put them in the pond to get on with it. The pond was about a meter and a half deep in the middle and about five meters wide and eight meters long. I'd feed the fish (there was a big mixture as well as Koi) once or twice a week just to see them come up to the surface. But the best was a piece of wire stretched across the long axis of the pond between two trees. I used to hang a piece of old meat in the middle in the summer. The flies would lay eggs on it and the larvae would drop off into the pond when the trees moved. The Koi sort of hung around underneath with their mouths open.
