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Post by Rosie on Sept 21, 2012 15:16:14 GMT
For a good while we have had a pair of song thrushes in our garden. Today i found one dead  It is like it has been disembowelled, does anyone know what would do that to a bird. I am really sad i found one dead, they are in short supply as it is  |
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Post by Cherry on Sept 21, 2012 16:31:06 GMT
That is very sad Rosie. You were probably quite attached to them and now they are not a 'pair'. A cat would pare away the bowels and bits and eat the breast.
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Post by peony on Sept 21, 2012 17:44:40 GMT
What a shame Rosie, they are such attractive birds. We had a pair last year and I saw one early this year but have seen none since  |
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Post by SueA on Sept 21, 2012 19:34:20 GMT
That's a shame Rosie, we rarely see thrushes here anymore so it's sad to hear of yours being killed.
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Post by grindle on Sept 22, 2012 4:23:05 GMT
that's a shame Rosie they are lovely birds. I did have one visit our garden, but like most of the other birds, cats are keeping them away  |
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Post by Rosie on Sept 24, 2012 10:45:13 GMT
My poor wee thrush , I have seen the other one dotting around by the shed and compost bins. I would guess it's been one of the farm cats then. There is a black and white one always hovering around by the bottom shed  |
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