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Windblown Partridges

Windblown partridges
Fugitives

Further damage from the storm has included the escape of almost my entire breeding stock of partridges. As I type this, there is almost a constant cacophony of skreiking and growling coming from the garden, where the fugitives are mingling with the hens and picking small fights with one another. I am trying to catch them up again, but have to work piecemeal as the only opportunity I get is after dark, when they jug together under the ruins of a honeysuckle bush. Bit by bit I am getting my breeding stock back again, but each frantic nocturnal engagement with a kiddy’s shrimping net is proving to be more tiresome than the last…



2 responses to “Windblown Partridges”

  1. Build a catcher of some sort with pop holds that taper down and feed them in.

  2. Your blog followers need a video of this as it’s during the pantomime season 😉

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