I feel like they can sense fear because I got really scared and it had looked me in the eyes then it started chasing me and the other pheasant followed
You should have taken it on and got yourself a free roast dinner.
All my life I was taught animals were more scared of me than I them, only to find out big, brown ducks are willing to chase me down for bread! Does the council not feed them?!
That is an absolute load of BS. If they want to animals can be savage, anything for food smh. Also I don't know why we should be obliged to feed ducks bread especially. Like hundreds of years ago where did these ducks find bread from?
That is an absolute load of BS. If they want to animals can be savage, anything for food smh. Also I don't know why we should be obliged to feed ducks bread especially. Like hundreds of years ago where did these ducks find bread from?
I only fed them because my mother told me to, and I recently found out bread to ducks is like junk food. They suggest you give them rice, peas, healthy food.
I only fed them because my mother told me to, and I recently found out bread to ducks is like junk food. They suggest you give them rice, peas, healthy food.
I suggest we give them nothing, they can find their own food just like every other animal. Sorry but I really don't like birds after the biting incident and what happened today.
I miss read this as "peasant" so y'know, that completely changed the tone of the thread.
I don't know which experience would be scarier; being chased by a peasant or a pheasant. I suppose a peasant I could reason with and try to calm down whereas the stupid pheasant animal is just a manic
I don't know which experience would be scarier; being chased by a peasant or a pheasant. I suppose a peasant I could reason with and try to calm down whereas the stupid pheasant animal is just a manic
Aren't pheasants usually supposed to run away from you anyway?