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That is all.
General / Off-Topic My dog ate a pigeon.
A python ate a pigeon too.
https://www.bbc.com/news/amp/uk-england-london-45074866
Uugghhh it was in fact a Boa constrictor. But ya’ know that’s jus details
Flimley
https://www.bbc.com/news/amp/uk-england-london-45074866
Uugghhh it was in fact a Boa constrictor. But ya’ know that’s jus details
Flimley
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A python ate a pigeon too.
https://www.bbc.com/news/amp/uk-england-london-45074866
Uugghhh it was in fact a Boa constrictor. But ya’ know that’s jus details
Flimley
Nice!
If your pet hasn't eaten a pigeon yet today, then your pet is a slacker.
My cat went through a phase of bringing home pigeons in various states of dead. (These birds are Sunday roast big!).
Arriving home after work I could always tell when she had caught one, because it looked like someone had shot a pillow outside my house. With a nice trail of even more feathers leading up the alley way into my garden.
I never knew ‘an’ pigeon contained two pillows worth of feathers....
Flimley
Arriving home after work I could always tell when she had caught one, because it looked like someone had shot a pillow outside my house. With a nice trail of even more feathers leading up the alley way into my garden.
I never knew ‘an’ pigeon contained two pillows worth of feathers....
Flimley
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But did your doggo bake a pigeon pie first?
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My cat growing up used to catch and eat sparrows, she was damn good at it. Probably ate one per week. She would eat them the same way each time. Breast and body first, save the head for last as a crunchy treat, always naught but a beak, two legs, and some flight feathers left behind.
As for this dog - she's fast, but generally not fast enough to catch a bird with full flight capability. My guess is the pigeon was already wounded when she caught it. We have a lot of hawks around here who prey on pigeons, and it isn't rare to walk out of the house and find one of those feather explosions on the lawn like you described. This one I figured probably scraped through an encounter with a hawk, and found itself a bush to hide under. It was still alive when she first had it.
Anyway - a hearty breakfast for mischievous little pup
She did not - she just pranced around the yard to keep it away from me while she worked on it. Sweet girl
A python ate a pigeon too.
https://www.bbc.com/news/amp/uk-england-london-45074866
Uugghhh it was in fact a Boa constrictor. But ya’ know that’s jus details
Flimley
I always said that a Boa must be on a leash by his master in a public place
That’s right Paul, we’re keepin’ It real !
....Another explosion of feathers outside again today. She’s a little scamp [smile]
Flimley
I'm glad you are "on the page"....... o7!
Our native pigeons might take a bit more eating.
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Holy crap! That pigeon is huge!
He ate a small dog, no doubt
Yeah. They have been known to fly through people's windows - while they are closed.
My friend's shih tzu eats their cat's feces from the litter box, you're point...
Dogs will eat just about anything.