Le geai, le hérisson et le filet de protection pour la vigne

Le geai, le hérisson et le filet de protection pour la vigne. No comment...
Wer die Netze auslegt, muss sie täglich kontrollieren, um Vögel oder kleine Säugetiere zu befreien, die sich drin gefangen haben.
Dort ist es entlang der Zufahrtsstraße zu meinem Haus ... ...
Dieses Jahr habe ich dort zwei Vögel und einen Igel befreit, dreißig Jahre dass es dauert, habe ich schon an die Landwirtschaftsbehörde und an die Vogelwarte geschrieben….
Wie viele Flaschen ist ein Eichelhäher wert? ... ...
… und ein Igel?
Seine DNA-Kette unterscheidet sich nicht so sehr von unserer, außer dass wir keine seltene Art sind ...
Es hatte nicht die Chance, dass ich ihn rechtzeitig sah ...
Whoever sets the nets is required to check them every day to free any birds or small mammals that may have been caught into it.
There, it is along the access road to my house ......
This year I freed here two birds and a hedgehog, thirty years that it lasts…, I have already written to the agricultural authorities and to Vogelwarte….
How many bottles is a jay worth? ... ...
… and a hedgehog?
Its DNA chain is not that different from ours, except that we are not a rarefied species ...
It didn't had the chance that I saw him in time ...

[@nicolapislor1665]

J'ai aussi AIDÉ DES oiseaux coincés dans LES FILETS DE VIGNE

[@carmenschumann826]

Thank you for your contribution to protecting the wild !

[@Steph-kw6ym]

Thank you ❤

[@tomharrington1393]

👍👍

[@noraleestone2859]

Thank you for freeing the first bird. It's very sad about the second one. :'(

[@Don.Challenger]

Pierre-Emmanuel Zufferey, another one of your fine productions and this one showing the living ones and not the life like moving rocks of your more frequent (and excellent) debris flow videos. For technique there, maybe cut a swath of net containing the animal and moving to an area away from the remaining netting so once the wee one is partially freed it doesn't re-entangle itself again elsewhere (01:27) as you proceed to free it more and more. Though put a rock or foot on your section so it doesn't escape still tangled wearing some. Of course if you carried all the tools necessary to do this perfectly and every other contingency you wouldn't be able to move. The noises of seeming impatience and alarm they make (00:31 peace / 00:33 cacophpny / 01:21 "shhh") are always more than painful to me (my soul) when I have done this. Great job. What was that netting actually put there for?, I would have gathered it all up, bagged it tightly in a plastic bag with a note saying "bird almost died" and hang it there until I walked by next and then took it to my garbage.

[@pierre-emmanuelzufferey1470]

Its to avoid birds from eating grapes. Very common here.....As it is not my propriety, I can'nt gather it all up and bag it in a plastic bag. I wrote to the autorities and to organism of protecting birds, but it will not change. I would never drink wine from that winemaker. It is every year the some, and I'm always afraid when grapes beginn to ripe.

[@jamesballock1768]

Cover the animal's head with a soft cloth ,a bath towel,then remove the net. Prevent further entanglement or injury.

[@varalabeschkuni2890]

plastic nets are horrid. "wildlife aid" uploads a lot of videos where foxes or other animals are entangled in uk. "megabattie" uploads a lot of rescue videos about fruitbats in australia. and of course there are the countless sad stories about entangled whales or seaturtles... thank you. good job.

[@Runehorn]

Its really sad how much life has to die for the convenience and selfishness of human beings.