We discovered some green and blue glass pebbles in our Brisbane garden.
It seems the local Torresian Crows had stolen them from a neighbour, and
dropped them when they lost interest in them.
I placed them in our bird bath, and they disappeared in a day or two.
(Some, but not all, were recovered from the same spot in the garden.)
On 19/05/2017 7:59 PM, Chris Davey wrote:
> A friend was having trouble with Ravens picking up and flying off with
> ornamental white stones, the sort you place in the garden around pot plants.
> I suggested trying black stones and that fixes the problem.
>
> Chris
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