Sara_H
Guru
Well, what happens to the other birds when they die?
Spotted a 'Big Cat' earlier
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raleighnut
Legendary Member
- Location
- One of the 'Elite'
My German Sheppard used anything like that as eau de Cologne and used to look so pleased with himself. Fox poo is the worst though.
JoeyB
Go on, tilt your head!
- Location
- Fareham, Hampshire
Pigeons eat them...or my cat
Crows. Then insects. Three or four days sees almost everything gone.
Sara_H
Guru
The circle of life.
raleighnut
Legendary Member
- Location
- One of the 'Elite'
He could well have got them pre 76 as I saw them in the 80's and a big cheers for reminding me how old I am.
But I saw a documentary not that long ago about the illegal trade in exotic pets and that still goes on today.
Fnaar
Smutmaster General
- Location
- Thumberland
It's just over a quid in Lidl. Makes me smell like a teenager.
dan_bo
How much does it cost to Oldham?
Which is better than smelling like a dead fox that's been mauled by a Lynx.
JoeyB
Go on, tilt your head!
- Location
- Fareham, Hampshire
Debatable
Bryony
Veteran
- Location
- Ramsgate, Kent
I used to live in a village just outside Maidstone in Kent and it was common knowledge among the people that lived there that there were wallabys (3 or 4 of them) roaming around the outskirts of the village. When I used to tell my friends that didn't live there I'd seen one they used to laugh at me, until one got hit by a car on the A20 near the petrol station I worked at, and it was reported on our local news! They believed me after that!!
I've always wondered the same Sara. They get eaten? Fair enough, but they can't all die in bed and wait to be gobbled up, I've never seen a bird die and I've seen millions of birds, we should be being dive bombed by dead and dying birds regularly.
simon the viking
Guru
From the moment we arrive on the planet.....
Blink and step in to the sun...
Sorry I thought we were doing Disney lyrics.......
Hacienda71
Mancunian in self imposed exile in leafy Cheshire
- Location
- Wilmslow, Cheshire
There was a colony of wallabies near Macclesfield forest that dated back to before the second world war when they escaped from a private zoo. It was rumored that they died out in the late 90's during a bad winter but there have been sightings periodically in the area since then.
I've always wondered the same Sara. They get eaten? Fair enough, but they can't all die in bed and wait to be gobbled up, I've never seen a bird die and I've seen millions of birds, we should be being dive bombed by dead and dying birds regularly.
Birds tend not to die whilst flying, so "dive-bombed" might be a bit fanciful.
I've never seen a human die, and I've seen millions of humans. We should be tripping over them everywhere.
