Birds!

[felixthelogchopper]

Nice pics as always, David. Maybe you should train it up and go into competition with Mr Hancock

[David Humphries]

Nice pics as always, David. Maybe you should train it up and go into competition with Mr Hancock

 

 

 

Minty here, is currently being trained up to schniff out zee fungi as we speak.

 

 

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[felixthelogchopper]

Looks like you are feeding him on mushroom soup?

[felixthelogchopper]

That's not one of your local Parakeets, is it?

[arbclimber]

That's not one of your local Parakeets, is it?

 

Looks like a conure.

[David Humphries]

Looks like you are feeding him on mushroom soup?

 

 

Harrisons juvenile avian feed.

 

 

 

That's not one of your local Parakeets, is it?

 

 

Ring necked Parakeet?

 

Sure is, It's home was destroyed by decay & high wind.

 

Family home & sibblings didn't make it, sadly.

 

 

 

 

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[Mark Bolam]

Nice one Dave.

 

It doesn't take too much extra effort to relocate nests slightly, replan jobs etc. to accomodate our feathered friends, and IME the customer is invariably onside with this.

 

Accidents will happen, of course, but as pointed out earlier, deliberately destroying nests with young is legally and morally wrong.

 

We are meant to be the good guys, right?

[chris cnc]

monkeyD that last pic is amazing

[chris cnc]

i meant the last pic of the blue tit fledgling, not the parrot lol

[alex_m]

''Or do you just stick them through the chipper?'' WTF its a criminal offence to disturb nesting birds and to cause harm to ANY animal. you need to read the Animal Welfare Act.

 

And its morally wrong too. And if you put it on hear that you do chip birds or other animals you will get a call from the police...

 

Did I say I put birds through chippers? No. Did I put a 'sneaky' symbol (for what it's worth), after the question, implying a joke of sorts? Yes.

You are the first person to misunderstand it....