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Magpie (was- Identify a bird)

Redisle · 2011-07-11 20:12:33

Dogs have been going mad around the garage for the last few days.. Here's the reason. I think it's a young magpie but I'm not 100%. How should I get rid of it? Try and grab it? It moved when I put up the ladder there and it does seem to be able to fly, but Id guess it must be somewhat injured or something for it to be…

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11-07-2011 9:12pm

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Redisle

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Dogs have been going mad around the garage for the last few days..

Here's the reason. I think it's a young magpie but I'm not 100%.

How should I get rid of it? Try and grab it? It moved when I put up the ladder there and it does seem to be able to fly, but Id guess it must be somewhat injured or something for it to be inside.

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#2 11-07-2011 9:16pm
Sonovagun

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young magpie

Try leaving the door open. Or throw a blanket over it and carefully pick it up in your hands!

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#3 11-07-2011 9:21pm
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I find leaving the garage door open usually works.

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#4 11-07-2011 9:23pm
Redisle

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The big door has been open for a few hours alright but no sign of it leaving. Il give it another while.

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