Can a seagull gat amnesia?

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Binney on acid

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GoldWithFalmer said:

I'm thinking it has been troubled by something it may have eaten....

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There's seagull crap all over the paved area. All I need to do now is send a sample off for forensic analysis.

 

GoldWithFalmer

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Binney on acid said:

There's seagull crap all over the paved area. All I need to do now is send a sample off for forensic analysis.

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It could be something that did not agree or even may have a foreign body like plastic inside,our Seagull friends eat virtually anything after all....

 

el punal

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Binney on acid said:

There's seagull crap all over the paved area. All I need to do now is send a sample off for forensic analysis.

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You think that's bad. We had a rogue peacock land in our garden and stayed for a week before it hedge hopped to pastures new. It crapped everywhere and on everything. There was more guano than a penguin sanctuary. Pretty looking bird though.

 

glasfryn

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try cuddling and talking to it softly

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we have a pair of ducks who are fearless of us and the cats they settled in the sun this morning after breakfast then went for a stroll and short fly around the houses

 

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glasfryn said:

try cuddling and talking to it softly

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we have a pair of ducks who are fearless of us and the cats they settled in the sun this morning after breakfast then went for a stroll and short fly around the houses

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It must have been great watching the ducks and the cats fly around the house.

 

glasfryn

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Binney on acid said:

It must have been great watching the ducks and the cats fly around the house.

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clippedgull

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[MENTION=1510]Binney on acid[/MENTION] Any update on our feathered friend?

 

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clippedgull said:

[MENTION=1510]Binney on acid[/MENTION] Any update on our feathered friend?

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The bloke from Woodingdean came and rescued it on Monday. He couldn't understand why it hadn't flown away. We've all been traumatised by these events and miss our feathered friend. He/she was becoming an integral part of our family. It obviously wasn't a homing seagull, because to the best of our knowledge, it hasn't returned.

 

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Binney on acid said:

The bloke from Woodingdean came and rescued it on Monday. He couldn't understand why it hadn't flown away. We've all been traumatised by these events and miss our feathered friend. He/she was becoming an integral part of our family. It obviously wasn't a homing seagull, because to the best of our knowledge, it hasn't returned.

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Thanks for the update.

Roger is a decent guy and if anyone can get him/her flying it will be him!

 

whitelion

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Probably needs a re-boot - turn it off and on again.

 

brightn'ove

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I thought that I understood the point of this thread.

But then I forgot.