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sfakiaman · 2009-06-06 19:57:36

I was going into my field (only have one) today when I noticed my old mongrel was playing with a little ball. One closer inspection the little ball was a pheasant egg, nearby was another egg and my better half collared our guilty looking labrador and found another egg in her mouth. It seems the lab was making trips into a…

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Pheasant eggs

06-06-2009 7:57pm

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I was going into my field (only have one) today when I noticed my old mongrel was playing with a little ball. One closer inspection the little ball was a pheasant egg, nearby was another egg and my better half collared our guilty looking labrador and found another egg in her mouth. It seems the lab was making trips into a nettle patch and coming out with one egg at a time. We found the nest within ten feet of our greenhouse, it still had thirten eggs. The dogs are now confined to barracks and hope the pheasant has luck with the rest.

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