I do the same with the dog hair after brushing her, just stuff the fur
balls in the hedge and watch the twits (i.e. blue tits) take them within
minutes to the nest boxes around the garden.
Agnes Boddington - in very dark, gloomy Elloughton UK
On 25/01/2010 09:09, Jane Partridge wrote:
I
Wouldn't that be different in that the wool collected by the birds in
this way would still have its natural oils, and be relatively
waterproof as well as soft and warm for the chicks? We used to leave
the fur brushed from the cats out for the birds to use - before Chloe,
who no way will let you brush her!
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