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denIt's a large aviary on the edge of town. The storm that ripped through here on thursday night blew young birds down all over the place. One of my fellow rescuers ended up with a bunch of young pee wees who refuse to eat. We thought that if my bird went in with the others, they'd learn by example and start to gape for food.
You'd think delivering a bird would be easy, but as soon as I stepped from the car I was bailed up by a maltese terrier and a muscovy duck.I wasn't sure which one I should be more afraid of.
You'd think delivering a bird would be easy, but as soon as I stepped from the car I was bailed up by a maltese terrier and a muscovy duck.I wasn't sure which one I should be more afraid of.
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Date: 8 Oct 2003 16:37 (UTC)I used to have to care for a spur winged goose, everyone was so nervous dealing with him that he got an aggressive complex. Once you treated him like everyone else, he was fine. "Spuds" was his name. He was a good boy really... I wouldn't want to see one driving up to a house though! :)