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	<title>Comments on: sparrow murderers together?</title>
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		<title>By: Angelo</title>
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		<dc:creator>Angelo</dc:creator>
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		<description>Hi 
Sparrows ? Don&#039;t encourage them at all because you&#039;ll never get reed of them ! I had Blackbird nesting regularly in my garden, but as an idiot I was putting out seeds as well. NO MORE blackbird nest any more. The sparrows chased away everybody. I am now converted to bluetits and put out mealworms in special caged feeder made by myself where only tits can enter. Unfortunately I still get the sparrows that try and still food from the blue tits, but hopefully I&#039;ll slowly get reed of them. I have bluetits nest at the moment and the eggs are hatching at this very moment. Hope that when the moment comes the sparrows won&#039;t attack the babies as they come out. With any luck next winter they&#039;ll desappear for luck of food.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi<br />
Sparrows ? Don&#8217;t encourage them at all because you&#8217;ll never get reed of them ! I had Blackbird nesting regularly in my garden, but as an idiot I was putting out seeds as well. NO MORE blackbird nest any more. The sparrows chased away everybody. I am now converted to bluetits and put out mealworms in special caged feeder made by myself where only tits can enter. Unfortunately I still get the sparrows that try and still food from the blue tits, but hopefully I&#8217;ll slowly get reed of them. I have bluetits nest at the moment and the eggs are hatching at this very moment. Hope that when the moment comes the sparrows won&#8217;t attack the babies as they come out. With any luck next winter they&#8217;ll desappear for luck of food.</p>
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