Funny, I THOUGHT

[wrench13]

 

[LaManuka]

That's Nature for ya, red in beak and claw!!

 

[DonnaBudgie]

The ravens fly into the outdoor garden area at Lowes where I work and help themselves to the nestling in the sparrow nests in the rafters. I guess ravens gotta eat too.

 

[DonnaBudgie]

It bothers me more when the employees need to take down a pallet of merchandise and baby birds are casualties of it. I don't even like it when mouse nests with nursing babies are disturbed. Let the babies mature and worry about getting them later. I have a soft spot for any baby animals. Well, maybe not baby roaches!

 

[rheashard2]

It bothers me more when the employees need to take down a pallet of merchandise and baby birds are casualties of it. I don't even like it when mouse nests with nursing babies are disturbed. Let the babies mature and worry about getting them later. I have a soft spot for any baby animals. Well, maybe not baby roaches!

Had baby birds nesting in eaves a few years ago. After they left, eaves were fixed. I don't like disturbing babies either.

 

[kme3388]

There are bald eagles on a lake that we visit. Along with loons. The loons make very loud calls when they spot a predator before they dive. When the bald eagles soar above before diving for a fish the loons are on high alert, and of course they are contact calling. We were sitting outside with my family, and they were complimenting how pretty loon calls are. I cringe because I understand what’s actually happening. These are the times I want to be incompetent, and not understand birds/parrots. It kind of ruins things sometimes.