Andyplec
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What did it taste like? Nice or not?
Keeping away a heron!
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willtang3000
Fish Herder
lol 
started off as how to get rid of them and now its ending with what does it taste like 
but all kidding aside if I had a heron problem I'd blow there heads off and iam too young to go in jail anyway lol (iam 12)
started off as how to get rid of them and now its ending with what does it taste like but all kidding aside if I had a heron problem I'd blow there heads off and iam too young to go in jail anyway lol (iam 12)SRC
Some days even my lucky rocketship underpants won'
check these things out I came across just now
http
/arusticgarden.com/blowglasfisp.html
very interesting.
http
/arusticgarden.com/blowglasfisp.htmlvery interesting.
xautomaticflowersx
Fishaholic
You people do realise that herons are a protected species for a reason, don't you? 
Personally, if I saw someone shooting at a heron I'd shop them to the police without hesitation.
Personally, if I saw someone shooting at a heron I'd shop them to the police without hesitation.kris-b-
Fishaholic
We have one of the plastic herons, ugly looking thing! I have seen herons flying about but luckily quite a lot of people seem to have ponds by our house so they must try their ponds! Ours is well covered with lillies and floating plants!
Heron are amazing birds... just a bit of a pain if you've got a pond. Try the following;
A net. Also handy to stop those leaves from sinking to the bottom in winter. You can get them in different thicknesses so some are more visible than others.
A solid mesh. These are one step up from nets but rather annoying to install if you've got a big or odd shaped pond. They're also rather ugly.
A heron alarm. A high pitch screach is emitted everytime it is triggered (It has a motion sensor). Some people find that these are completly useless.
Heron Wire. If you put wire around the edge of the pond, raised slightly form the ground, the horns can't stand on the side and eat (or something like that). Doesn't really work if you have a shallow pond because they'll just sit in the pond to eat. You can get electric versions of these.
A plastic heron. Personally I think these are the ugliest option but some people love them. The reason the *shoul* (but not always) work is because a heron flying over will see another one and find a different feeding spot... Guess they aren't friendly guys.
I suggest you try one you fancy, if it doesn't work, add something else. The more detterent the better but you never know... just using the one might work against your heron chum
A net. Also handy to stop those leaves from sinking to the bottom in winter. You can get them in different thicknesses so some are more visible than others.
A solid mesh. These are one step up from nets but rather annoying to install if you've got a big or odd shaped pond. They're also rather ugly.
A heron alarm. A high pitch screach is emitted everytime it is triggered (It has a motion sensor). Some people find that these are completly useless.
Heron Wire. If you put wire around the edge of the pond, raised slightly form the ground, the horns can't stand on the side and eat (or something like that). Doesn't really work if you have a shallow pond because they'll just sit in the pond to eat. You can get electric versions of these.
A plastic heron. Personally I think these are the ugliest option but some people love them. The reason the *shoul* (but not always) work is because a heron flying over will see another one and find a different feeding spot... Guess they aren't friendly guys.
I suggest you try one you fancy, if it doesn't work, add something else. The more detterent the better but you never know... just using the one might work against your heron chum
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