It is with some sadness that I have to report that Mr Big Lou has had his membership of the RSPB put on probation due to an "Incident".
In the early hours of Friday morning Mr Big Lou was out on manoeuvres when he happened upon a House Sparrow, whom we later discovered was called Nigel. According to Mr Big Lou he invited Nigel back for a peanut and a chat. However, the next time Nigel was spotted it was by The Ring Master who caught a glimpse of a trail of feathers under a bush by the patio. As he traced the line of the feathers his gaze eventually fell upon Mr Big Lou. In his mouth was the lifeless, floppy body of a House Sparrow, (Passer Domesticas), its little head having been slightly chewed. Mr Big Lou dropped the poor bird to the floor and tried to intimate that a terrible accident had occurred as he was helping his new friend through the undergrowth. Before he knew what was happening the poor bird's frail little frame had suddenly become listless.
At this point Rez, who had been hovering in an almost triumphant manner started to chant gleefully "Lou ate the birdy, Lou ate the birdy".
The Ring Master in a state of mild shock and some disappointment decided to put in a call to the RSPB. He was informed that the ruling body of the organisation would convene a special meeting to discuss recent events and determine an appropriate course of action regarding Mr Big Lou's continued membership of the organisation. In the meantime he was to be put on probation and his membership card withdrawn from circulation.
Saturday, 21 April 2007
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Oh my days, is he worried that his membership might be revoked?
It's looking grim. Nigel's corpse has now dissappeared from under the bush, although Beelzebub from next-door is being fingered for this latest crime.
Well my love, if you will entice the little buggers in with an assortment of satisfying snackfoods in a hanging container, can the cats really be blamed for reverting to their base animal natures?
Is it not, I put to you, Entrapment?
Good point, well made.
Would you go as far as to suggest that I am taking anthropomorphism a tad too far.
Absolutely not.
Please carry on as I am enjoying it immensely.
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