There's a dead pidgon on my lawn!

[KidRock]

I know my thread is in the wrong section but i don't know what to do?

Leave it. A fox will come and take it away before morning.

Ah, our green bins are full size wheelie bins so space isn't often an issue.
Hope something takes it away overnight then!

Thank you

I hate sigeons... It would stay on my lawn!
Note I said sigeons... A few years ago my late DP and I were on a weekend break.. I over imbibed somewhat and he was steering me home along the seafront when I announced loudly that I hated sigeons a'd peagulls!!
Its gone down in both family histories.... 😁

If you are binning it, double and triple wrap it and seal it very tight. I have terrible experience of DH casually shoving a dead pigeon in our bin and then ... maggots
Alternatively I would just chuck it in some undergrowth ...

Lol Elderflower ugh them pegulls are vicious bastards!

Leave it for foxes or bag and bin. What's the problem?

It's his frwend? Or bf? Maybe its got babies?

Its friend? Its just sat there waiting for it

They mate for life. Probably a woodie, poor thing. Assume it really is dead and not sick although you probably wouldn't want to be taking it to a rescue.

If I find a little corpse I put it at the back of the shed, it will be gone by morning.

Will just add, back of the shed on the outside, not stuffed inside the shed and the door shut.

If you bury it you risk the foxes digging it up as they will be able to smell it. Just bag it up and bin.

Poor pigeon!

Don't put it in your black bin whatever you do - it will STINK. #voiceofexperience

Don’t shout about it or everyone will want one!

I’d definitely just leave it for the foxes.

When does your black bin go? I once double bagged a dead animal for my bin and within 3days my bin was crawling with maggots and it stank. I ended up burying the thing!

I too just sling them into the field. They then enter the circle life and become dinner for another animal.

Leave it there for the foxes to feast on.

Seriously!? Is this for real? Pick it up put it in the bin or the compost heap.

Check for a tag (racing). If there is remove it and log it (google how to do it)

Spade, bin, done.

It could be worse. I had a dead rat on my lawn today.

Triple bagged it and put it in my black bin ready for collection on Monday. It didn't seem like a job that was going to get any better the longer I left it.

Anyone got tips on how to sanitise and remove smells from a wheelie bin?

Or were you very close in which case my condolences

Pmsl!

I would shove it in the green bin if I didn’t know why it died. Otherwise, I’d normally pluck/gut for the dogs.