Three bats at our place (Griffith) a couple of nights ago, checking out our
very large fig tree, hundreds of figs but they are not ripe yet. Usually I say
that there are enough figs for us and the birds, but I am not so keen on bats.
I m afraid that if we put netting over the tree, bats will get caught in it and
then we will really be in trouble.
Also something is eating our tomatoes, as soon as they change colour. I think
that it might be a bower bird. We have seen one. It takes quite big bites, and
can even remove tomato from bush, then drop it. I am now picking them as soon
as they show a bit of colour
Elizabeth
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