I spied a rosella outside this morning - up on the pergola and then eating the geraniums - the price we pay for living with beautiful fauna
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I've never seen a rosella in our neighbourhood. The beautiful birds can be a pest, eating everything, but gorgeous to look at.
ReplyDeleteYes, we also have a sulphur crested cockatoo problem - they're spectacular to look at but destructive to woodwork - window frames, fences etc.
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