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He cautions against monofilament, however, because it is invisible to birds, and they win accidentally fly into it, causing injury or death. By creating this garden of post and twine, you start with an open arena of great bird watching. The lards will eat native plants and berries, perch on your twine and (by letting nature takes its course) plant their favorite plants, berry bushes and vines in your designated hedgerow area.
The next method is also fairly easy. Gather clippings of branches or twigs from the plants you want to have in
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