Live Stoner Chat Live Stoner Chat - Apr-Jun '21

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Hahahaha, you get used to them!! :rofl: ... well, I'll take on one at a time ... they are soooo funny!! They stand up and flap ... honk at you .. and then the head goes down and they begin the charge at you. This is the moment when you need to start charging at the goose with your head down ..(arms flapping!!) hissing like a maniac .... oooh what fun we have!! :rofl:

Saying that ... it was hilarious over lockdown when visitors (walkers) would come to the village .. and there's a spot where there's about 20 of these .. and obviously we avoid it ... but the walkers with their little dogs have NO IDEA what they're walking into until you hear a song of angry geese ... HONNNNK ... shorly followed by village tourists running in the opposite direction!! :rofl: :rofl: ... oh what fun!! :D

They're particularly grumpy and fighty at nesting time (which is just over now) ^_^

edit: .. and BTW .. the ducks are FAR more lethal than the geese! We've got a murderous duck living in the pond near us ... seriously .. it killed one of the other ducks (crime of passion we think) ... AND attacked the lovely lady goose (Mr goose is NOT lovely lol)

:rofl: Great story Blue, We had free roving Peacocks. Not very aggressive towards people but real bullies to each other where hens were concerned.
One of my most prized pictures lost in the storm that flooded our island was of two males fighting in mid air with the tips of their long tail feathers touching the ground as if they were holding them up while they duked it out.
When they would scream their call some nights, I'd hear my scanner dispatch sheriffs to the area because a tourist called in that a woman was heard screaming in the woods with men laughing. :rofl::rofl:
 
Someone has put an awful lot of Love into that garden @blue ...... :headbang: ..it is Gorgeous.....

Thanks Aunty .. it was ME!! :D ... There's some more cool things to come - we get these really nice purple foxgloves looking flowers that i think had a scary name (something bloody maybe, or devils something).

I've got Lupines this year ... I only had bad experiences with them, as I had a beauty (cost a pretty penny!!) , but lived in a slug zone .. and the buggers ravished it!!
I've got about 8 growing now (2 large and the rest from seed) , and loads of birds :D .. No Slugs!! ^_^

My gardener convinced me that the wisteria needed "containing to it's borders" .. It was 30 feet wide and 20 years old and he chopped it at the bottom for new shoots to start again. *Sigh* Regrets!!!! I've seen a free standing wisteria tree in American .. I want one of those now

Not mine ... (yet)

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:rofl: Great story Blue, We had free roving Peacocks. Not very aggressive towards people but real bullies to each other where hens were concerned.
One of my most prized pictures lost in the storm that flooded our island was of two males fighting in mid air with the tips of their long tail feathers touching the ground as if they were holding them up while they duked it out.
When they would scream their call some nights, I'd hear my scanner dispatch sheriffs to the area because a tourist called in that a woman was heard screaming in the woods with men laughing. :rofl::rofl:

Afternoon @Feenix :pass:..sharing one.....

Ah man...Peacocks..........

Long ago holiday in a Scottish caravan park...the place was over run with peacocks and they used to crash land on the caravan roofs early in the morning and Squawk.....they are bloody big birds...so it sounds as if the roof was coming in.....:pass:...I've got plenty memories........sigh...
 
I've got Lupines this year ... I only had bad experiences with them, as I had a beauty (cost a pretty penny!!) , but lived in a slug zone .. and the buggers ravished it!!

Normally Aphid attracters......but it is handy to Watch as indication that you are going to get an attack elsewhere...Early Warning system.... :headbang:


want one of those now

Oh Flipping WOW....... I Want one too..........:drool:..my Wisteria grew better in the UK than it does here........:pass:
 
it is such a Typical Cottage Garden I Thought you had Inherited it........

To be fair, I inherited a few bits (like the 20 year old wisteria that we've butchered) .. But the rest was a mess .. just over grown .. no space .. no thought! Just plant plant plant ... .there's a freestanding californian violet :rofl: just randomly in the border, and the rose bushes they tried to make them climbe the walls ... but they're freestanding roses .. not a wall climbing vairety lol

So there was a lot of chopping and pruning and now i've made space, i grow extra things in pots so i can move them around, and not stuck with them!

How's your patio looking??? ^_^
 
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