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Old 27-06-2004, 17:14   #20
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Re: Help needed - baby ducks!

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Originally Posted by paulyoung666
the first person who mentions duck ala orange is going to get red repped into annihalation

Er you just did - does that mean we all red rep you

Try phoning the local police, on their local switchboard number (not 999!). They will often have contact numbers not available to the general public where you might be abel to get advice. At the simplest level, if the chicks are quite young, even if they stay in your garden safely overnight, without food they are going to get weak quite quickly. That alone should be reasonable grounds for you to be concerned about welfare and what to do, if anyone gets grumpy about wasting thier time.
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