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  1. 25th July 2017, 01:46 PM #1
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    Wildlife are not dumb

    We have two orange trees growing, one a valencia and the other as navel. The sulpher crested cockatoos only touch the valencia. They pick the oranges open to get the seeds BUT they never touch the navel tree because they do not have seeds.
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    and birds are great at deciding which plums are ripe,,

    all the ones on the ground...
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    Yep

    Hello from Brisbane.

    A similar thought occurred to me watching baboons climbing electric fences around orchards in southern Africa - you would see them carefully standing on every second wire.

    Elephants, on the other hand, just started running from a distance....

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    You wouldn't say that about the roos that keep jumping in front of my car.
    Hit another one last Thursday week.
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    Always the odd exception

    Quote Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh View Post
    You wouldn't say that about the roos that keep jumping in front of my car.
    Hit another one last Thursday week.
    Point taken.

    Sheep also get excused.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh View Post
    You wouldn't say that about the roos that keep jumping in front of my car.
    Hit another one last Thursday week.

    Not to mention wombats.
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    Wombats...besser blocks on legs
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    Quote Originally Posted by jx2mad View Post
    Wombats...besser blocks on legs
    Besser blocks with the holes filled in with concrete, doncha mean?
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    Quote Originally Posted by S3ute View Post

    Sheep also get excused.....

    Cheers,

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    What about a young lady pushing a pram,and with another small child in tow,stepping out onto a crossing,without looking up to see if there is any traffic coming.

    Not the smartest wildlife.
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