Len,
>>I love it! An old expression: "Help keep our city clean. Eat a pigeon every day!" Have you seen those statues of owls they sell to place on office buildings to keep pigeons away? For the first time, I saw a large group of pigeons gathered around such a statue. I think they were having a meeting and forgot they should be frightened of owls.
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>>Tom
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>Maybe they were trying to work out whether they were pigeons or crows. One way of dealing with crows used to be (still is in some places) to sit an owl (usually a big one e.g. eagle owl) out in the open & wait for the crows to come in & mob it & then shoot everything in sight, quite often the owl.
Nahh.. What you do is find the tree that they're nesting in that night and light the dynamite you've tied to the tree. Dynamite go boom! Crows go everywhere. <g>
Best,
DD
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