Isaac_AG":2ifkk4be said:All I can here is the bloomin crows, I can hardly hear any song birds around, they are there but are drowned out by trees full of the bloody flying black rats.
It's noise pollution. Do any others of you country folk suffer this nightmare?
Alison
B77":2rr0hfld said:Isaac_AG":2rr0hfld said:All I can here is the bloomin crows, I can hardly hear any song birds around, they are there but are drowned out by trees full of the bloody flying black rats.
It's noise pollution. Do any others of you country folk suffer this nightmare?
Alison
It's a part of country life. Live with it or move back to the town . Like townies who move to country complaining about cock crow. :roll:
Matt70":1ezujntv said:are you sure you mean crows?, if it's trees full it's more likely to be rooks (which are a noisy lot, especially morning and evening). The old adage is, 'if you see a rook it's a crow, if you see crows then they're rooks'.
Isaac_AG":igr4rxzo said:Matt70":igr4rxzo said:are you sure you mean crows?, if it's trees full it's more likely to be rooks (which are a noisy lot, especially morning and evening). The old adage is, 'if you see a rook it's a crow, if you see crows then they're rooks'.
Probably rooks then, the villagers do have a cull on them occasionally as they are in there thousands, sweeping out of the trees, I'm sure they threaten the livelihood of the songbirds
Alison