NSFW pic included, what chick did my cat bring in?
NSFW pic included, what chick did my cat bring in?
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Blakeatron

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2,553 posts

194 months

Friday 30th May 2025
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Just found this in the kitchen - first thought was a seagul, google lens suggests an extinct dinosaur?!

He was very proud of himself, however it was cold and solid so hoping he found it rather than caught it


sherman

14,779 posts

236 months

Friday 30th May 2025
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Looks more like a young pigeon.

A seagull has webbed feet from birth.

Vsix and Vtec

1,265 posts

39 months

Friday 30th May 2025
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Pidgeon.

Blakeatron

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194 months

Friday 30th May 2025
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Vsix and Vtec said:
Pidgeon.
For some reason I didn’t think pigeon, it just looked too big! Looks like you are both right.

Glad it wasn’t anything special - we have had most of the fish out of the pond, bats, small chicks and the remains of a squirrel recently.

Simpo Two

90,729 posts

286 months

Friday 30th May 2025
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Blakeatron said:
Just found this in the kitchen - first thought was a seagul, google lens suggests an extinct dinosaur?
It does have a hint of archaeopteryx about it - maybe your cat killed the last survivor....

Vsix and Vtec

1,265 posts

39 months

Friday 30th May 2025
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Blakeatron said:
For some reason I didn t think pigeon, it just looked too big! Looks like you are both right.

Glad it wasn t anything special - we have had most of the fish out of the pond, bats, small chicks and the remains of a squirrel recently.
If it's any consolation, the lack of visible injuries or bitemarks suggest this chick met it's feathered maker by means other than Mittens.