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swallows in the house

mukki · 2008-05-25 21:51:32

found 2 swallows in my new house today, we've not moved in yet ended up having to grab one to get the poor thing out, would there be any dangers of its partner snubbing him/her now that he she smells like my hands?

25-05-2008 9:51pm

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mukki

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found 2 swallows in my new house today, we've not moved in yet

ended up having to grab one to get the poor thing out, would there be any dangers of its partner snubbing him/her now that he she smells like my hands?

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#2 26-05-2008 9:08am

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No danger what-so-ever!

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mukki wrote: »

found 2 swallows in my new house today, we've not moved in yet

ended up having to grab one to get the poor thing out, would there be any dangers of its partner snubbing him/her now that he she smells like my hands?

they say if a bird comes into your house thats its your dead relatives coming to visit. take is as a good omen! i bet you'l be v happy there.

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