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By Smiley_blue_1234 · Posted
Good that PETA is on it but can we add our voices to the fight against this horrible practice? I’m still shocked! A petition maybe? Happy to raise to the RSPCA but don’t want to duplicate efforts. I’ve signed campaigns from RSPCA before which sends it directly to your councillor -
Yes, I'm aware of that. I believe the brood was five to begin with. However they are almost adult size now so not the prey of rats any longer. -
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Birds have large broods as it is unlikely all their offspring will make it through to adulthood. Nature. Important to reduce unnatural predation such as rats.
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