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Robins in Garden: Netting Berries, Feeding Seed Elsewhere

Robins increasing yearly. They nest in fruit trees but prefer seed. Netting small fruits; ignore large trees.

Strategy

  1. Net berries, cherries, grapes.
  2. Provide bird feeders with seed away from crops.
  3. Fake owls fail—birds habituate.
  4. Large fruit trees (apple, peach) rarely damaged.

Accommodate, don't fight.

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