"I
have been observing my ripening olives over the last few weeks, but
noticed a couple of days ago that the tree had been stripped. Couldn't
believe it, as it has never happened before, and was rather upset about
it. First I thought perhaps someone had come and picked them and then I
thought birds. I have currawongs hanging around here as though they own
the place and you once told me, after I had mentioned to you that they
were taking all my feijoa, that that was known to be happening in
Canberra. You gave me a reference to it I believe in a local bird
publication. Is there any published or other evidence that local birds
can do the same with olives?"
Anyone
else out there had problems with currawongs taking their olives?
Harvey
