Rearing song thrudh

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Subject:	Rearing song thrudh
From:	solemates1 <>
Date:	Sun, 10 Jan 2016 21:22:29 +0000

Hi
I am desperate to find someone who mayhave song thrush in captivity I reared 
one and have released it seveal timesbut it keeps returning , The environment 
here is hostile with many ravens picking off baby birds and fledglings.She is 
very distressed in a cage so i basicaly keep her in a spare room with 
water,leaf litter in a tray wth meal worms fruit a bit of seed and kitten food 
. Her parents have long disappeared. I really want her to be with her own kind 
. The vet has said she will most likely not survive in th wild .Can anyone help 
with information ?
Irina de Loche 0425786o17


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