The kind caller was able to lure him into a shed with cat food and a can of sardines, which he devoured after the trap was off his beak. Luckily, he was unharmed, just a little hungry!
Anything you leave outside has the possibility of being eaten or entangled in by some passing animal. Not only mouse/rat traps, but poisions, food waste, trash like string, balloons, nuts and bolts, nails... we've seen just about everything inside or around an animal.
Animals often don't understand what they come across, and will treat many things as potential food or playthings. Especially baby animals! Keep your recycling, trash, and compost securely stowed, too.
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This herring gull found himself in a dangerous predicament when he thought he found something tasty left outside
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This herring gull found himself in a dangerous predicament when he thought he found something tasty left outside
The kind caller was able to lure him into a shed with cat food and a can of sardines, which he devoured after the trap was off his beak. Luckily, he was unharmed, just a little hungry!
Anything you leave outside has the possibility of being eaten or entangled in by some passing animal. Not only mouse/rat traps, but poisions, food waste, trash like string, balloons, nuts and bolts, nails... we've seen just about everything inside or around an animal.
Animals often don't understand what they come across, and will treat many things as potential food or playthings. Especially baby animals! Keep your recycling, trash, and compost securely stowed, too.
Follow Hope for Wildlife on Facebook here
https://www.facebook.com/share/1BEAQaTdY8/
The kind caller was able to lure him into a shed with cat food and a can of sardines, which he devoured after the trap was off his beak. Luckily, he was unharmed, just a little hungry!
Anything you leave outside has the possibility of being eaten or entangled in by some passing animal. Not only mouse/rat traps, but poisions, food waste, trash like string, balloons, nuts and bolts, nails... we've seen just about everything inside or around an animal.
Animals often don't understand what they come across, and will treat many things as potential food or playthings. Especially baby animals! Keep your recycling, trash, and compost securely stowed, too.
Follow Hope for Wildlife on Facebook here
https://www.facebook.com/share/1BEAQaTdY8/