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There's a birds nest in a cavity of our house. One of the young birds has jumped out to try and fly, and has failed. Since last night it's been sat in a bush outside the back of our house. It gets fed regularly by its parents who keep flying in with morsels for it.

But it clearly can't fly and has maybe injured itself or damaged its feathers. I assume so anyway, it may be just too thick to fly.

Is it history?

We get spiders occasionally but nothing else.

What's the cavity of a house? :|

That is true actually, i found a bird a few months back and i kept it in a small box while we were outside in the garden. The bird family (loads of birds, loads) were screaming their heads off at the bird so I took it out of the box and let it walk around the garden and then this bird just came along and grabbed it and took it onto the roof of the house opposite, the bird ate it.

Quite sad actually.

*weep*

Leave it. if it's being fed it's fine.

If you touch it the mum will leave it as I found out last year, then loads of magpies ate it.

ßora† §agdiyeV wrote:
> Cats don't enter my garden much anymore.
>
> Not after the whole cat launcher fiasco.

*falls off chair*

Ha ha ha ha!!!

The people who used to live in my house 2 years ago used to feed stray cats and let them in the house and stuff, i think they had about 9 cats (which are still coming to the house). They should have taken them with them instead of leaving them hear, anyways, i have a dog now.....

Tiltawhirl wrote:
> Why do you let the birds on your nipples in the first place?

LOL

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Just thinking about what they're doing up in that loft makes me wanna puke.

Cats don't enter my garden much anymore.

Not after the whole cat launcher fiasco.

Why do you let the birds on your nipples in the first place?

Silën† Thundêr wrote:
> Stridman™ wrote:
> I have a birds nest in my loft.
> They really get on my nipples because my bedroom is right underneath
> the spot where their nest is.
>
> I'll burn them one day.....
>
> Yes and they have a late night Friday party do they?

They're so noisy in the morning, i just feel like getting my shot gun out and shooting the ceiling.

Pick the freeking bird up, put it in a box and feed it.



[S]or you could burn it....

RoJ wrote:
> Leave it, just make sure no cats get to it.

Agreed.