Helping wild birds!!
+2
Horsley-Anarak
Harrie
6 posters
Page 1 of 1
Helping wild birds!!
Awww - just stood gazing out the kitchen window and saw a tiny birdy gathering up all the chicken down and feathers for it's nest. Soooo cute with it's big feathery moustache! Nice to be helpful without even trying isn't it!!
Harrie- Californian Quail
-
Number of posts : 1009
Location : Nr Bath
Registration date : 2007-08-22
Re: Helping wild birds!!
Try Stripping (pulling out long coat) a border terrier, the garden gets covered in dog hair.
But the following morning it is all gone, have seen all types of birds taking it.
I think that the word must go round.
Nice nest smelling of dog!
Thanks
H-A
But the following morning it is all gone, have seen all types of birds taking it.
I think that the word must go round.
Nice nest smelling of dog!
Thanks
H-A
Horsley-Anarak- Japanese Quail
-
Number of posts : 135
Location : Surrey
Registration date : 2008-03-04
Re: Helping wild birds!!
the bird nests must smell of rabbit fur and stinky ragdoll tom-cat around here!
Re: Helping wild birds!!
I put the dog hair out in the garden too. Its lovely watching them come and collect it to make a snug home for their babies
Bronze- Japanese Quail
-
Number of posts : 145
Age : 43
Location : norfolk
Registration date : 2007-07-13
Re: Helping wild birds!!
They also strip the coat off my mate's horse - now that's a bit naught as it makes him sore.
Harrie- Californian Quail
-
Number of posts : 1009
Location : Nr Bath
Registration date : 2007-08-22
Re: Helping wild birds!!
I found an abandoned wood duck. Im keeping it with my mallards.
Oneounce2many- Japanese Quail
-
Number of posts : 118
Age : 30
Location : Cary, North Carolina
Registration date : 2008-05-29
Re: Helping wild birds!!
Yes he is, He's doing very good. I was at my grandmas Lake house and I saw him running all around the drive way. I looked around for three days trying to find his mother or father and I didn't see any signs of them. Hes more trusting than my mallards. He'll eat straight from my hand and sleep on my shoulder. I should go ahead and just take a profile picture just like andys.
Oneounce2many- Japanese Quail
-
Number of posts : 118
Age : 30
Location : Cary, North Carolina
Registration date : 2008-05-29
Re: Helping wild birds!!
Awwww - please can we see a piccy!!!
Harrie- Californian Quail
-
Number of posts : 1009
Location : Nr Bath
Registration date : 2007-08-22
Re: Helping wild birds!!
I'll have to take one tommorow. Its 2:57 am and im about to hit the hay.
Oneounce2many- Japanese Quail
-
Number of posts : 118
Age : 30
Location : Cary, North Carolina
Registration date : 2008-05-29
Similar topics
» Craigthequail's Chooks
» few of my other birds
» My Aviary Birds
» keeping Quail with other birds ?????/
» Aviary Accessories / Birds
» few of my other birds
» My Aviary Birds
» keeping Quail with other birds ?????/
» Aviary Accessories / Birds
Page 1 of 1
Permissions in this forum:
You cannot reply to topics in this forum
|
|