But they are impossible to keep in aren't they? I kept, I tried, them in England but the neighbours got angry because they invaded everybodys gardens. Any tips?
@@edwardbernthal160yes they can be a pain early on. We mostly gave them meal worms and rang a bell when we did that. So whenever we saw them venture too far we rang the bell and they'd come running back. They still wander off but not too far and the neighbours they go to are happy enough because they're so good at eating ticks, Japanese beetles and mosquitoes.
They're a pretty hardy bird and will be okay through the winter :)
But they are impossible to keep in aren't they? I kept, I tried, them in England but the neighbours got angry because they invaded everybodys gardens. Any tips?
@@edwardbernthal160yes they can be a pain early on. We mostly gave them meal worms and rang a bell when we did that. So whenever we saw them venture too far we rang the bell and they'd come running back. They still wander off but not too far and the neighbours they go to are happy enough because they're so good at eating ticks, Japanese beetles and mosquitoes.