yea, my kid stayed with us for a week and brought her dogs, they have the dam glass all dirty on the outside, too F'n cold to go outside to wash windows.Great advertisement for windex!
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cuz the bird will tell all his friendz & the situation will turn totally Hitchcockian really damn quick
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So far every time it happened they hangout for a day or two then take off. I'm not contacting them shitheads, they will destroy it.I tried to google search what to feed an injured hawk but it says everywhere not to and to contact wildlife officials!
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I assumed the glass was super clean and thats how it flew into it! To be honest i never actually looked at the glass in the pics!
The bottom 2 feet of the glass is smeared with muddy paw prints. My wife feeds peanuts to the squirrels, our yard is loaded with them furry tree rats. This morning when she threw out the peanuts we had 20 squirrels and 8 Blue jays and one Downey Wood pecker.in the yard.I assumed the glass was super clean and thats how it flew into it! To be honest i never actually looked at the glass in the pics!
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You can try this place. All they do is rehab injured birds from all over the country. They're in NJ not far off 78
The Raptor Trust | Bird Rehabilitation and Education Center
The Raptor Trust: A leading 501(c)(3) non-profit bird rehabilitation center in the U.S. since 1982. Central New Jersey location with state-of-the-art facilities, dedicated to raptor conservation and avian rehabilitation.
www.theraptortrust.org
@Badfinger They accept birds, you just have to bring it in
www.theraptortrust.org
What To Do If You Have Found An Injured Or Orphaned Wild Bird — The Raptor Trust
Our infirmary team is available to admit injured birds by appointment , seven days a week. We depend on people who discover them to bring the birds to us for care. If you've found an injured bird, please contact the infirmary at 908-647-2353 to schedule an appointment. For driving instructions
www.theraptortrust.org
I realize strains are all somewhat different, but does anyone else measure a healthy plant by the number of fingers on the leaves? Like when I see someone post about a plant in the infirmary and I see he has nothing but 3 finger leaves on it, I consider it a lost cause. Like my Pine Curtain right now, has 7 and 9 finger leaves, I consider it doing pretty well to this point.
Mice!!!I tried to google search what to feed an injured hawk but it says everywhere not to and to contact wildlife officials!
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