Bird Flu

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Clog II The Avenger replied

9 June 2006, 11:09
Originally posted by zeitghost

It is an ex-Magpie...

It has gone to meet its maker...

When I was working in Oslo I went downstairs to the canteen for lunch. I could not believe my eyes, there was a stuffed blue parrot in a display near the entrance. None of the Norwegians had ever heard of the Norwegian Blue so the conversation did not go further.
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threaded replied

9 June 2006, 11:09
Originally posted by EternalOptimist

I saw a dead albatross once.
it was on the telly though

Was it a big telly?
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EternalOptimist replied

9 June 2006, 11:08
I saw a dead albatross once.
it was on the telly though
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BoredBloke replied

9 June 2006, 10:57
"Stick it in a jiffy bag and post it to DEFRA."

2nd class - should smell quite nice by thye time it gets there.
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PRC1964 replied

9 June 2006, 10:55
Originally posted by TonyEnglish

A magpie has just keeled over in our graden. It has been stood wobbling for a couple of hours and just fallen over dead. At the very least we should have something for the barbie

Stick it in a jiffy bag and post it to DEFRA.
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MrsGoof replied

9 June 2006, 10:54
1 for sorrow
2 for joy
3 for a girl
4 tum te tum te um

What ever happend to Mick, Tommy and Jenny.
I know Tommy is promoting wrestling and presenting local BBC radio but the others....
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BoredBloke replied

9 June 2006, 10:51
The other one is going mental. It keeps flying in and out and is making a load of noise.
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DimPrawn replied

9 June 2006, 10:46
Originally posted by TonyEnglish

A magpie has just keeled over in our graden. It has been stood wobbling for a couple of hours and just fallen over dead. At the very least we should have something for the barbie

If you need to report dead birds, or need advice on avian flu, please contact the Defra Helpline (08459 33 55 77) and choose the Avian Influenza option which will be open from 8:30am to 8:00pm.

"This bird is deceased"
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Phoenix replied

9 June 2006, 10:44
It probably died because of the drought!
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threaded replied

9 June 2006, 10:42
Don't you have to report such things to DEFRA?
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BoredBloke started a topic Bird Flu

9 June 2006, 10:37
Bird Flu

A magpie has just keeled over in our graden. It has been stood wobbling for a couple of hours and just fallen over dead. At the very least we should have something for the barbie
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