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Any bird experts etc?

  • 15-05-2009 6:48pm
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    abouttobebanned
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    There's a bird hobbling around in a field by my house...must have clipped its wing because the wing is definitely looking a bit deformed. Feeling sorry for the thing to be honest cause it's just bouncing around there...my dog ran after it a couple of times but wouldn't do anything (called him away of course). i've just left some food there for him now so hopefully he'll eat that. I'm not sure whether the life of a wild bird is as precious as the life of a domestic animal but to me I think it deserves help as much as the next creature...

    So any advice?


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  • #2
    PeterLT
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    Well, catch it and bring him to the vet. It's difficult to treat him by your self. Wild birds usually die indoors


  • #3
    Lauragoesmad
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    If you are in Dublin, there is a brilliant man on Griffith Avenue, just inside the Charlemont Estate who takes in all sorts of injured birds. I have brought lots of birds to him before and he has taken them in and does his upmost to re-release them. If you need directions PM me.


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