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Every morning at half past five a Towhee tells me, "I am alive!" and in you, I must confide I am filled with Avicide.

It's not picking up on camera, but Buster's projecting raw avicidal energy toward those unwary waterfowl.

i know this would probably be very unsafe/inefficient in practice, but would culled sparrows be considered edible?

Yes.

You can absolutely eat them. Some falconers do. There are a lot of old European recipes specifically for cooking sparrow.

The breast meat is about all there is to them so you need a lot of sparrows to make a meal, but yeah. You can.

I believe starlings supposedly taste better, and they are also ethical to cull in North America as they’re another invasive species which not only harms our native birds but also has a habit of swarming crops in huge murmurations causing around $800 million a year to farmers.

The only concern in eating them would be that you want to know where they’re coming from. You may want to quarantine them for a week or two to ensure they haven’t consumed rodenticide or avicide. Most will be safe to eat though I would freeze and then cook prior but it’s significantly safer than eating venison or feral boar and people do that all the time.

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*kaə-id-, Proto-Indo-European root meaning "to strike."

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Projector Room Podcast 143 "Quicksand Hijack" 26/07/2023

This week! Cary Grant, Hijack, Quicksand and Dead to Me! Avicide for Bird Box Barcelona, O.C. and Stiggs bully the Schwabs, there's some dubious retro French filth, sorry, arthouse, as we admire a polished Willie Wonka!

Ted Salmon, Gareth Myles, Allan Gildea are back for another roundup of all things film, cinema and TV. Cary Grant gets scrutiny in Themed Treats, we focus in on the currently-running Hijack, lose our way in some Quicksand and end up Dead to Me! Avicide for Bird Box Barcelona, O.C. and Stiggs bully the Schwabs, there’s some dubious retro French filth, sorry, arthouse, as we admire a polished…

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rough sketch wip of an out of context flashback for the last le distence chapter (gonna put it under ‘read more’ cuz its creepy)

❝ It would perhaps not be amiss to point out that he had always tried to be a good dog ❞               ↳ sᴛᴇᴘʜᴇɴ ᴋɪɴɢ, ᴄᴜᴊᴏ ( @avicid​​​ )

          𝐃𝐎𝐆𝐒 have fantastic memories, humans may not know this but a dog rarely forgets it’s dear ones no matter how much time has passed! Memories may not present the same, may not be as specific for dogs lack the same words and processes humans hold, but associations are strong. 

          So the minute Ace smells the human he’s on the move. Not as the loyal defender but as a rather unsure scout. The scent is confusing, layered with things he cannot quite name. It takes all of Ace’s skills as a hound to look deeper than the initial layer and decider what he was truly smelling. It was familiar, with such great love associated with it. Warm as a rug in front of the fireplace. 

          He scrambles forth and cuts corners of long twisting hallways following his nose. He seeks out the man with a few unsure barks, though the closer he got the more excited he becomes. He let out a breathy aff, upon sight he unsurely waved his tail behind him. There was recognition there but deep hesitation. Did he truly know this person? The scent was strange and from so long ago in dog terms. He was sure it was familiar but this human was so so big compared to who he was thinking of.

          Ace cocked his head and let out a low rather confused rumble, though did not stop the slow wave of his tail.

@avicid​ SAID : 💬 RANDOM DIALOGUE | accepting

     THERE IS A MOVEMENT IN THE SHADOWS--- someone who thinks they’re faster than they really are, it seems. even whilst he is focused on the broad picture window of the penthouse three buildings away through the crosshairs of his scope, slade is NOT an easy one to surprise. even without his senses ( the sliiiightest crunch of boot on concrete, faintest hint of sweat and the telltale iron scent of blood in the air ), he’s been in the game long enough to know how to PLAY IT RIGHT. 

     he can see his target, alone--- VERY unwise, considering it’s no secret there’s numbers on his head. but, hey, slade’s not about to complain. cockiness ALWAYS works in his favor. he takes his time, panning over the rest of the building, checking each window in his sights; it’s residential, so slade will have to make a quick in-and-out; a cakewalk, really. it can wait, though, since it seems he has OTHER matters to attend to first. 

      “ you’re not slick, kid. “  he says abruptly. very little civilian foot traffic outside the main doors... he COULD just waltz right on in. he knows the passcode from previous observations, after all. but there’s ALSO the little skylight riiiight over his target’s bed. decisions, decisions...  “ until you get it through your thick skull that you can’t pull one over on me---              WHATEVER YOU’RE GOING TO ASK, THE ANSWER IS NO. “ 

MISCELLANEOUS ANGST STARTERS. @avicid​ sent: go to hell.

❛  you know i only wanted to help. ❜ 

perhaps once upon a time it seemed feasible, back when he was younger, still finding his own footing. setting out was easier when he didn’t have to think of all he left behind. but he remembers that little kid who wore his uniform, the one who enjoyed reading and snow cones at the carnival --it’s hard to believe he’s standing over him now, weapons drawn and ready to fight. 

in a lot of ways, it still doesn’t feel real... two men, expressions colored with anger, polar opposites of the boys they used to be.

❛  that’s all i ever wanted for you jason. ❜

@avicid​ said: ‘i owe nobody nothing.’ / virginia woolf sentence starters

he’s right, of course. jason owes nothing to the bat-symbol that had once got him killed. and yet... “YOU’RE STILL HERE.” cass points out quietly, non-combative. she looks up at this brother of hers, brown eyes intent, as when she’s determined to figure something out. “STILL...A HERO. WHY?” she wonders if he understands the intent behind her question, not just why fight for a  place that hurts you --cass understands the pull to be a hero, to be good, to repent. but -- does jason have regrets the way she does? cass doesn’t know if jason has killed people, felt their life ebb away as their eyes dulled. does jason dream about death, the way that cassandra does? she wants to ask all of these things, doesn’t have the words for any of them.

hypothetically speaking if you wanted to eat some house sparrows and starlings you caught how would you check for rodenticide or avicide?

I check the GI tract for rodenticide first, it’s usually a green or blue paste by the time it enters there. Most are hemotoxins, meaning the bird will be just full of pooling blood by the time the poison is too digested to find evidence of. A bird that’s been on ice or in the fridge a day or two should not be heavily bleeding when you start dressing it to become human food, unless you puncture the heart which will make a massive mess. The breast meat will sometimes be a peculiar color, or the bird may have very little meat to offer even by tiny bird standards and multiple organs may be inflamed.

Avicides such as Avitrol are more difficult. They usually infuse the toxin with corn or seed to make it identical to normal bird food. It also acts as a neurotoxin so no pooling blood to look for, though the kidneys will be inflamed in most cases. The silver lining is that this toxin is much more fast acting and the bird will be either convulsing or dead in the trap. If I find any exhibiting neurologic symptoms (seizures, rhythmic head twitching, constant head twisting in the same direction, loss of coordination) I will cull all sparrows in that area but dispose of them by either contacting a vet to see if I may be allowed to cremate, or disposing of them in a sealed container after freezing two weeks or more.

In general, if you’re trapping in more urban areas I’d look out for it.

@avicid​

IT  ISN’T  LIKE  LOGAN   to  bring  the  fangs  out  (or,  well,  the  claws)  in  any  situation  that  didn’t  call  for  it,  and  less  so  when  unsuited--he  wasn’t  particularly  subterfuge  with  his  identity,  but  he  preferred  the  nebulous  sort  of  confusion  that  came  with  freedom  from  the  cowl,  a  peacefulness  that  allowed  him  to  live  his  life  without  prodding  scrutiny.  still,  he’d  say  this  is  enough  to  call  for  it.  none  of  the  wounds  are  mortal,  but  they  bleed  red  the  same,  and  he  swears  he  can  see  the  comical  ringlet   of  chirping  birds  twittering  and  chirping  above  the  heads  of  downed  men.  logan  turns  one  over,  rifling  through  his  pockets  for  identification.  

he  doesn’t  know  gotham  very  well.    ‘  y’  got  any  idea  who  these  fools  are,  kid?  ‘