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    Bottling it up

    Jun 11, 2020 2 minutes

    BIRDS: AN ANTHOLOGY

    lost an aesthetic argument with my mother recently and the grubby old bird table lurking behind the stable block was transplanted, with ceremony, to a prime position in the garden. How wrong I was to have baulked. Since its transplant, and lockdown, I have seen house sparrows, blue tits, a chaffinch, goldfinch and many more lured by its seed-laden promise. And it is

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