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Re: Dead Baby Swan in Nest
By:The Regal Swan
Date: 11 May 2016
Date: 11 May 2016
In Response To: Re: Dead Baby Swan in Nest (Lisa)
Hi Lisa:
Thank you and your husband for removing the carcass as its presence would have only invited predators and pests to the otherwise safe nesting area.
On another note, if you had removed the carcass by hand, it would have done no harm. Birds don't have a keen sense of smell, so your handling the carcass or being around the nest would not have caused any undue stress to the swans unless they saw you messing with the nest or the family was nearby. So, not to worry on that point. In any case, you got the job done and brilliantly!
Thank you and your husband for your care and shelter of the swan family. You are greatly appreciated. The Regal Swan
Messages In This Thread
- Dead Baby Swan in Nest -- Lisa -- 10 May 2016
- Re: Dead Baby Swan in Nest -- The Regal Swan -- 10 May 2016
- Re: Dead Baby Swan in Nest -- Lisa -- 11 May 2016
- Re: Dead Baby Swan in Nest -- The Regal Swan -- 11 May 2016
- Re: Dead Baby Swan in Nest -- Lisa -- 11 May 2016
- Re: Dead Baby Swan in Nest -- The Regal Swan -- 10 May 2016
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