I'll assume you're referring to Kermits ostrich. I can usually hold it when flying over boats.Imagine him flying over your boat and taking a crap! What a mess! At least he can't perch on your wind vane!
I would think that sometimes that is a good thing...Sometimes I feel like the ostrich about life in general
Good thing they can't fly like your Osprey, or you would have a droppings problem on your boat.Sometimes I feel like the ostrich
Oh dang. I never thought of that! Take those goggles off him immediately!Good thing they can't fly like your Osprey, or you would have a droppings problem on your boat.
Jim...
That's a pellet. Birds of prey eat everything and then hack up what they can't digest. Bone, fur, feathers, scales and the like. Owl pellets actually have monetary value in classrooms. High quality barn owl pellets seem to have the greatest value.Yes, my slip looks out at an osprey nest on a piling, I found something that made me think of a hairball from a cat one day. Had to have been a "present" from an osprey.
Are they odorless pellets? Can Peggy tell us how to find odor free pellets?High quality barn owl pellets seem to have the greatest value.
Different sort of pellet. Comes back up the same way it went in.Are they odorless pellets? Can Peggy tell us how to find odor free pellets?
I have some deer and rabbit pellets left over the weekend in my yard... Would love to sell them, or even give them away if you can pay shipping.
Yes, it made me think of the way a snake can't digest the bones & stuff and regurgitates it all. Thanks for the link.Different sort of pellet. Comes back up the same way it went in.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pellet_(ornithology)
OMG a Osprey "burp".Comes back up the same way it went in.