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Graduate finds work as human scarecrow


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t sounds like the ideal job - the chance to sit down, read a book and perhaps idly strum a ukulele.

But Bangor University graduate Jamie Fox has to do it in all weathers, as a human scarecrow in a field in Norfolk.

Mr Fox, 22, has been employed to scare partridges from a field of oilseed rape at Aylsham because conventional birdscarers have not worked.

As well as wearing a bright orange coat, Mr Fox uses an accordion and a cowbell to frighten the birds.

http://www.bbc.co.uk...orfolk-19846642

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Sounds like a good gig, unless someone decides to make a crop circle on top of you.

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I like the sound of that job!

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I wonder if he takes a packed lunch with him. He better watch out if he does, that'll attract the birds :D

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The Fantastic Mr. Fox?

Roald Dahl :tu:

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Just think he could be working at McDonald's instead.

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I'm jealous. That would be a fun way to spend the day. Chasing birds! LOL!

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He should try playing the bagpipes! Now that would just about scare every living thing within earshot!

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Halloween will be here soon. A scarecrow coming to life suddenly really scares the neighborhood kids.

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t sounds like the ideal job - the chance to sit down, read a book and perhaps idly strum a ukulele.

But Bangor University graduate Jamie Fox has to do it in all weathers, as a human scarecrow in a field in Norfolk.

Mr Fox, 22, has been employed to scare partridges from a field of oilseed rape at Aylsham because conventional birdscarers have not worked.

As well as wearing a bright orange coat, Mr Fox uses an accordion and a cowbell to frighten the birds.

http://www.bbc.co.uk...orfolk-19846642

""Partridges love rape - it's like fillet steak to them"

Did I just read that right??

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Halloween will be here soon. A scarecrow coming to life suddenly really scares the neighborhood kids.

Not in my neighbourhood. There'd be straw and teeth strewn across the street. Poor scarecrow.

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