I just went out to the car shed to lock it up for the night as as I shut the personal door in the dark I heard something banging around against the roof. Went and got the keys, turned on the lights and after a bit of hunting around I found the poor bird. Not just any bird mind you, but a sacred Kingfisher of all things
. I really hope it only ended up in there by accident and not because it had discovered its version of Aladens cave in the form of all my fish tanks. I know one regularly hunts around my pond but the only fish it really has a hope of catching are young goldfish as all my other ones are monsters.
I have put it in a cage inside the house for the night and will let it go tomorrow morning, so what other unexpected critters have people found in and around there tanks?
. I really hope it only ended up in there by accident and not because it had discovered its version of Aladens cave in the form of all my fish tanks. I know one regularly hunts around my pond but the only fish it really has a hope of catching are young goldfish as all my other ones are monsters.I have put it in a cage inside the house for the night and will let it go tomorrow morning, so what other unexpected critters have people found in and around there tanks?


Would be good to find a vet to classify it as a long-eared guinea pig though...
I really don't see the problem with keeping ferrets in QLD, make people be registered to keep them and only have desexed ones. Just because they stuffed up years ago by letting go Cane toads, they freak out about every other speices of animal. DId you know that in NSW you can also keep native hopping mice....SO unfair, they are native for crying out loud!
So far I have not injured myself with a chainsaw or weed eater but the scar you can see on my thumb (in the pics) was from a pruning saw that lept out of the branch I was cutting and went for my thumb. Honestly I have more safety around Kangaroo, possoms and birds than tools