Murox
Queen Bee
thanks for posting, priceless ~ made my day ~Make sure it’s extinguished before leaving it unattended .
thanks for posting, priceless ~ made my day ~Make sure it’s extinguished before leaving it unattended .
I know RAB won't mindthanks for posting, priceless ~ made my day ~
The Sparrowhawk however, found something the ideal shape to grasp - the trainees scrotum. It could not be persuaded to let it go and to pull the bird sharply away could cause injury to either party. After some debate it was decided to take them to the local hospital in Skegness. But first we had to get the pair to the nearest car which was quite a long way. We hoped the bird would let go voluntarily at some point, but it did not. At the hospital, the medical staff (after some discussion) found an instrument which was used to prise open the birds foot without injury to it. The good news is that the Sparrowhawk was returned to its point of capture and released unharmed. The trainee was kept in hospital for treatment.
I never did hear what his outcome was. Perhaps Amari could let us know what the likely outcome would have been?
Wouldn't it have been a lot easier, and less invasive to just ask the patient to bend over?my expertise was limited to telescopic studies of Uranus ........ down the gullet.
Reminds me of the advisory poster-cartoons that came out soon after the onset of the AIDS epidemic: "Don't bend for a friend"Wouldn't it have been a lot easier, and less invasive to just ask the patient to bend over?
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