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I think you have it slightly the wrong way around. On Saturday I got the bird that had been pooing on my car and I had a poo on her. That night I won the jackpot.
I think you have it slightly the wrong way around. On Saturday I got the bird that had been pooing on my car and I had a poo on it. That night I won the jackpot.
Looking around the client site (lots of ponds and wildlife) I can only say I'm glad it wasn't a goose, I thought it was dog doo doo until I caught one in the act.
Something that big could kill a man if dropped from a great height.
Whilst watching my favourite animal-based home video show 'Animals do the Funniest Things' there was a piece on a bloke who had saved a seagull with a broken leg which went on to follow him, and attack him, whenever he was in the town centre. It showed the bloke running away and being repeatedly dive-bombed by it. There's gratitude for you.
Perhaps the seagull thought 'that's the b@st@rd who broke my leg'. Perhaps he was the b@st@rd who accidentally broke the seagull's leg; that's why he 'saved' him.
There is very strong evidence that birds can recognise humans, even their cars.
Whilst watching my favourite animal-based home video show 'Animals do the Funniest Things' there was a piece on a bloke who had saved a seagull with a broken leg which went on to follow him, and attack him, whenever he was in the town centre. It showed the bloke running away and being repeatedly dive-bombed by it. There's gratitude for you.
I was walking along the seafront with my wife and daughter on saturday when I heard a ‘slap’, it took a couple of seconds before I realised a seagull had got a bullseye on my barren patch.
Ever optimistic I bought a lotto ticket… I didn’t win anything.
There is very strong evidence that birds can recognise humans, even their cars.
You might want to consider changing your appearance, like wearing a wig and a mask, or something, just in case you have offended the seagulls in some way and they are out to get you
I was walking along the seafront with my wife and daughter on saturday when I heard a ‘slap’, it took a couple of seconds before I realised a seagull had got a bullseye on my barren patch.
Ever optimistic I bought a lotto ticket… I didn’t win anything.
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