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Birds' nest at pub.


A VARIETY of birds could be feathering The appearance of jagged edges on moving objects in an interlaced display. Also known as "combing," this artifact is created because the image moves from one video field (odd lines displayed) to the next video field (even lines filled in while odd lines still present).  their nests in St Fagans next spring, thanks to a local inn championing the RSPB's cause.

The Plymouth Arms in Crofty-Genau Road, Cardiff, has erected a nesting box in its grounds, even though the mating season is 10 months away.

Landlord Brian Penfound said: ``The RSPB RSPB n abbr (Brit) (= Royal Society for the Protection of Birds) → LPO f

RSPB (Brit) n abbr (= Royal Society for the Protection of Birds) →
 has asked us to put nesting boxes up now because it gives birds the maximum possible time to familiarise themselves with the location and reassure themselves that the surroundings are safe.'' Nesting boxes can be purchased directly from the RSPB, by visiting www.rspb.org.uk.
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Publication:South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
Date:Jul 24, 2002
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