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        <title>Garden Watch  feeding frenzy nov 26</title>
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        <description>Wow, this was quite a show. There are no edits in the, all happened in real time as shown in the video. Was the beginning of November and now considered safe to put a wide range of food out for the birds. So I did. There are seed, fruit and tons of worms out all in one go. Not in this video but the magpies and robins were happily taking their bits... The the crow came along. That is where the video starts. The crow can really gobble that stuff down and I think the magpies know that. Left to it, the crow would leave nothing. So the crow mostly ignore them till the squirrel shows up and is obviously higher up the food chain. This obviously drives the magpies mad as the squirrel can clean the table in one sitting. You can hear them on top of the camera watching and waiting. As soon as the little furry one leaves there is a flood of birds that take their pickings.Gardenwatch battle for the food!</description>
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