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Posted By: campero Natural bookmarks - 03/12/23 12:52 PM
My new bookmarks from now on. [Columba palumbus]

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Posted By: lagopus Re: Natural bookmarks - 03/12/23 02:11 PM
I recognise the Wood Pigeon feather! Another thing I do with wood pigeon feathers is to save a bag full of the soft breast feathers and scatter them on the lawn in spring for the song birds to collect for nest building material. They come from far and wide to collect it. Lagopus.....
Posted By: Karl Graebner Re: Natural bookmarks - 03/12/23 03:47 PM
I like to use Grouse feathers, which looks totally appropriate in a book like Spiller's Grouse Feathers
Karl
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Posted By: campero Re: Natural bookmarks - 03/12/23 04:45 PM
lagopus, your idea is a very good one, and I'm sure other birds will appreciate it.

Karl, great your idea to use grouses feather!
Posted By: GLS Re: Natural bookmarks - 03/12/23 04:54 PM
A late older friend routinely corresponded with Herbert Stoddard author of an important book on managing habitat for quail in his book, The Bobwhite Quail. Stoddard was a big proponent of managing habitat for quail and relied heavily on fire. In every letter my friend received from Stoddard, he enclosed a breast feather of a wild turkey gobbler. Gil
Posted By: Run With The Fox Re: Natural bookmarks - 03/12/23 05:00 PM
I have kept all the tom turkey beards from the Spring season hunts I've been on here in MI. Put them in an old Mason jar, with the empty shell casings. One shot in the neck at under 50 yards, No. 4 lead Remington express does the trick. Sure wish I could get the older Federal Premium loads-copper coated lead shot-RWTF
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