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Hello everyone and welcome back to the TriFos podcast. Today coming from massively pollen filled

England where I am like a snot machine, apparently, because I don't normally get hay fever,

but it's like we've had like a thunderstorm and I think that like throws everything up in the

air all the pollen. Yeah, Sips, how are you doing? I'm great, how are you? I just told you,

P-flacks, how are you doing? Doing great? Okay, good, welcome back everyone. So as you can hear

outside, P-flacks is garden, the lowly call of a wood pigeon. Yes, you might hear the

of the pigeon who lives in my garden. Now, I've got, there's a few trees, sort of not on my

in my garden, but around it. And there was these two wood pigeons, a lady pigeon and a man pigeon,

and they lived in this big tree in my neighbor's garden. Like it was a big tree, it was like

four-story tree. I don't know what it was, it was kind of like an evergreen, it was some kind of

some kind of evergreen tree anyway. A spruce maybe? Something like that. But it was, it was a nice tree,

but they had it trimmed because it was getting really tall. So if they came and they basically,

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