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No on light bulbs, definitely hardware disease is a possibility - but I don't thing 6 birds at once.
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Eating a bunch of glass would be the only type of hardware disease that I think would hit multiple birds at once with relatively rapid death. Otherwise you are still on track for a poison.No on light bulbs, definitely hardware disease is a possibility - but I don't thing 6 birds at once.
I would check anterior and posterior intestine as well. Gizzard may not grind glass properly. The intestines might show extensive bleeding from internal bleeding caused by rodenticide.Yes, I think I will open up a crop and see what is in there. I wasn't going to, but it would be better to know.
I have already contacted my county farm agent about something like this happening to me. She said bring her the dead birds asap for testing.
Look at more than the crop.Yes, I think I will open up a crop and see what is in there. I wasn't going to, but it would be better to know.
Yes, open up the whole bird and examine all organs.I would check anterior and posterior intestine as well. Gizzard may not grind glass properly. The intestines might show extensive bleeding from internal bleeding caused by rodenticide.