One magpie

**Melindablondey** · 01-06-16, 02:15

I was out tonight but just arrived home about an hour ago i was getting ready for bed when i heard a noise in the sitting room i checked and there was 1 magpie in the fire place hes hes still here i cant get him out what will i do please

**Melindablondey** · 01-06-16, 02:27

sorry signal keeps going here i meant a magpie

**Amy Alison** · 01-06-16, 02:32

Open wide windows and doors, perhaps not now when it's so dark and just let her go.
Otherwise, I don't know, you can just gently put a towel over her and bring her out yourself.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5TlGagJKHw

**Melindablondey** · 01-06-16, 02:34

Originally Posted by Amy Alison

Open wide windows and doors, perhaps not now when it's so dark and just let her go.
Otherwise, I don't know, you can just gently put a towel over her and bring her out yourself.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5TlGagJKHw

Amy he or she is sitting in the fire place just looking at me

**bollocks** · 01-06-16, 02:52

Originally Posted by Melindablondey

Amy he or she is sitting in the fire place just looking at me

bird droppings are a right mess.

**MidlifeCrisis** · 01-06-16, 06:55

Amy's towel sounds worth trying - or a bed-sheet - if you feel brave enough. It will probably thrash about like crazy while you carry it outside.

If there is a door or window that leads straight to the outside that you can open, and make the rest of the room as dark as possible, it will probably find it's own way eventually.

Whatever happens, let us know!

**hadaway** · 01-06-16, 08:13

Play This, ok its not the most humane way to get rid of Mr Magpie but works a treat.

**Barney Rubble** · 01-06-16, 08:17

Originally Posted by Melindablondey

Amy he or she is sitting in the fire place just looking at me

Your last post was at 3:34 so I assume you got rid of it ok & went to bed.

I had a jackdaw done the same thing a few years ago and when I caught the fucker it was stinking.

I hope you're not superstitious though Melinda.

**Walshie** · 01-06-16, 08:21

Originally Posted by Amy Alison

Open wide windows and doors, perhaps not now when it's so dark and just let her go.
Otherwise, I don't know, you can just gently put a towel over her and bring her out yourself.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5TlGagJKHw

not a good idea Amy as I opened the windows once to let the bugger out but he came back later with his mates and stole all my jewelry

**Danny2011** · 01-06-16, 08:47

Just how much exactly did you have to drink last night.

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