Our next door neighbour is a bit of an oddball. Doesn't talk to anyone else on the street, generally a little grumpy but not troublesome. Her house needs a bit of TLC (not judging, so does ours!) and she tends to only act when things get urgent. She does like gardening and she has a cherry tree with a net over it to stop birds getting at the cherries. It abuts our fence. She hasn't maintained this net very well, so it now has a couple of small holes in it, and somehow a bird has found its way in and is now trapped inside, flapping about in a distressed way. It clearly can't find the way out. I've tried knocking on her door but she either genuinely isn't there (although her car is there and I've never seen her walk or cycle!) or she's avoiding answering the door. So I've put a note through. WIBU to wait another hour or so and then if the bird is still trapped, to cut the net from my side of the fence so the bird can escape? I think if you're going to have a net you should maintain it so that wildlife isn't harmed. But she already doesn't like us since we quite legitimately objected to her planning application to build a bungalow in her garden, so I suspect she will be furious if I cut her net. But I'm not leaving the bird trapped overnight...