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Female Masked Woodswallow Stuck in Barbed Wire

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Subject: Female Masked Woodswallow Stuck in Barbed Wire
From: kym bradley <>
Date: Thu, 17 Oct 2019 06:42:04 +0000
image of the bird caught in barb wire via toe and tail feather was taken at a distance to see if an intervention was needed not a good image at all

Which was required

Released her with no major damage, held for a minute or so opened one finger  at a time and off she flew

One thing I did notice when I had her in my hands on the barbed wire is how soft she was compared to other birds


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