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Injured seagull. Help needed.
Thank you. Really hope it ends well and a happy flying gull 😀 -
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Injured seagull. Help needed.
Thank you. I’ll put up an update every few days with the progress. 👍😀 -
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Injured seagull. Help needed.
It’s coming along. Just hope it can fly in the end. Went against the vets say so to let it go in the wild. Once I know it can fly will take it to the beach and release it -
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Injured seagull. Help needed.
Thank you all for your posts. The pictures I posted were it just after rolling in the bath. When fully dry it looks in great shape. Just flightless. Vet also says it’s flight feathers may not be fully developed. I think if it goes back in the wild the amount of ravens about it will be an easy... -
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Injured seagull. Help needed.
Spoke with the vet this morning. Because of the outbreak of bird flu on other islands around here they cannot treat it at the moment. Sent pictures and was advised just to let it go in the wild. -
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Injured seagull. Help needed.
Hi and thank you very much for the replies. Really appreciate it. I will get a picture of it dry. Seems to love the bath I put in. I will speak with the vet and see what they say. If they want to destroy it I’ll grab and run and can live here with us 😂 any idea on sex ? -
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Injured seagull. Help needed.
Hello. Just joined and apologies if this is in the wrong category. I come across an injured seagull about 4 days ago. No parents in sight. Took it home only about 100 metres away. It’s flightless although does try. The main part of its wings seems normal and he’s flapping them. However please...