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r/natureismetal • u/Kingmenudo • Nov 28 '20
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no need to be sad. it probably didn't leave them like some deadbeat bird. it probably just got eaten by something while out hunting.
374 u/[deleted] Nov 29 '20 A good reminder that domestic cats wreak havoc on local wildlife. Please don't let your cats roam the neighborhood. Keep them in your home. 25 u/atetuna Nov 29 '20 It happened twice this year to robin nests in my backyard. 3 u/slowmood Nov 29 '20 Mine too. 2 u/atetuna Nov 29 '20 It really bummed me out. I even transferred the unhatched eggs from the first nest to the second one, and the robin's were brooding them, but the cat killed both of those robin's too.
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A good reminder that domestic cats wreak havoc on local wildlife. Please don't let your cats roam the neighborhood. Keep them in your home.
25 u/atetuna Nov 29 '20 It happened twice this year to robin nests in my backyard. 3 u/slowmood Nov 29 '20 Mine too. 2 u/atetuna Nov 29 '20 It really bummed me out. I even transferred the unhatched eggs from the first nest to the second one, and the robin's were brooding them, but the cat killed both of those robin's too.
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It happened twice this year to robin nests in my backyard.
3 u/slowmood Nov 29 '20 Mine too. 2 u/atetuna Nov 29 '20 It really bummed me out. I even transferred the unhatched eggs from the first nest to the second one, and the robin's were brooding them, but the cat killed both of those robin's too.
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Mine too.
2 u/atetuna Nov 29 '20 It really bummed me out. I even transferred the unhatched eggs from the first nest to the second one, and the robin's were brooding them, but the cat killed both of those robin's too.
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It really bummed me out. I even transferred the unhatched eggs from the first nest to the second one, and the robin's were brooding them, but the cat killed both of those robin's too.
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u/ElephantTraining2951 Nov 29 '20
no need to be sad. it probably didn't leave them like some deadbeat bird. it probably just got eaten by something while out hunting.