there is a dead bird in this story

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Araminta
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there is a dead bird in this story

Never underestimate the instinct of even the cutest looking little bird.

The young Yellow Robin decided to sit on the Wren’s perch, far too close for them to allow it. Mother Yellow Robin sat nearby with a worm in her beak, ready to feed the young one.

Both male wrens and the female swiftly and ferociously set upon the Robin, stabbing it repeatedly in the neck. By the time I ran outside , the Robin was dead. Reality of nature at work.

You can still see the anger in the  Wren's faces.They were sitting above the dead bird.

Araminta
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M-L

Araminta
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M-L

Tezza
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sad

Barney

geez....

true though. nature is brutal.

Elle
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Oh dear! Nature can be cruel, unfortunately.

Araminta
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Hi Elle, nice to see you againlaugh

M-L

windshear
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sadHarsh realities of nature. indecision

As hard as it is to watch as a human bird-lover, it's just a case of a mum and dad protecting their home from a threat. The lines of what is whose territory isn't as clear cut as ours. Tragic for the robins though. crying

narly
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nasty little buggers angry

Neil

laza
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Incredible , i never realised terriorital disputes could get that deadly among the little ones

Dont take life too seriously, it never ends well

Woko
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You should see what happens sometimes when humans dispute territory!

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