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No! Why would you want to? No bird eats moles, or with the exception of the tawny owl, shrews. Possibly because they taste vile! You can't be so hard up for bird food that you need to feed moles. lol & I wouldn't feed something just because they're available. The fact that birds don't eat them should tell you all you need to know. People could eat foxes, stoats & badgers. But would you want to? :-)

Could it not be a kestrel that has got in to roost? I've seen them get in through gaps in corrugated roofing before! It's not really the sort of place I'd expect to hear a wild peregrine being seen. Unless it had chased a pigeon & couldn't get back out!

I would get her chasing a rabbit skin on the end of a fishing rod. Like a falconry Pole Lure. Just treat it as a game. Personally, I wouldn't let her chase rabbits at 10 month, old as they get frustrated & end up giving mouth. I'd wait till she's at least 12 month old before entering her & concentrate on retreiving, jumping, recall, behaviour around livestock, general obedience, etc. You'll have no trouble getting her to chase rabbits later on. Especially if you have another dog to encourage her. It really depends on the dog, when to start it off. Some mature quicker than others. S

If you mean Gentian Violet for cuts & wounds, etc? You can buy the crystals from a chemist, add water & make up your own when required!

if your talking about his cere the yellow part aloa vera chap stick, vaseline or i use intrasite gel from the vets even savlon should do the trick a couple of times a day atb steven Has this damage to the cere been caused by an ill fitting hood?