is it safe to eat roadkill pheasant?
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Roadkill animals that are considered edible include: Badger, hedgehog, otter, rabbit, pheasant, fox, beaver, squirrel, deer (venison), moose, bear, raccoon, opossum, kangaroo, wallaby, possum, rabbit, etc. Reptiles can also be eaten, but they might be fairly squashed.
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(Not the liver of polar bears, the Platypus venom glands.) Avoid animals that live from waste and carcasses like possum, rats,.. they may carry diseases. All birds are edible (not therefore tasty). Almost all (poached) frogs are edible.
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Can You Eat Guinea Fowl? Yes! Just like other poultry like chickens, ducks, and quail, guinea fowl are completely edible. And can be quite delicious!
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Yes! Ptarmigan and grouse are safe to eat. They are also some of the healthiest foods available. The benefits of consuming traditional foods are much greater than the risks of contaminant exposure.
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LEVITICUS 3:17: This shall be a perpetual statute throughout your generations in all your dwellings: you shall eat neither fat nor blood. Due to the dispersion of fat contained within the flesh of ducks, geese, and swans, it is not possible to eat their flesh without consuming their fat.
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Offered as a rare treat in extreme moderation, bread is not immediately harmful to ducks or birds, but that moderation is hard to judge. While one person or family may only feed the ducks once every few months, there may be many other families and individuals who are feeding the ducks bread far more frequently.
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If field dressed and cooked properly, wild hog meat is most definitely safe to eat. Not only is it safe to eat, but it can be nutritious and delicious at the same time. ... Even though wild hog meat is safe for consumption, there are a few reasons many people are weary of serving it on their dinner table.
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You shall not eat any abomination. These are the animals you may eat: the ox, the sheep, the goat, the deer, the gazelle, the roebuck, the wild goat, the ibex,the antelope, and the mountain sheep. ... And whatever does not have fins and scales you shall not eat; it is unclean for you.
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The only feathered beast I would recommend that you avoid is the vulture. Its diet (rotten meat) leaves it tasting like its meals and keeps it pumped full of the worst bacteria. It's a bad sign that nothing eats a dead buzzard--not even other buzzards.
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Ducks are 'dying of starvation' because people have stopped feeding them bread. Animal welfare charities have urged Britain's park-goers to carry on giving ducks bread amid claims birds are starving to death because people have stopped feeding them.
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Pâté in pregnancy Non-hen eggs such as duck, goose and quail eggs should always be cooked thoroughly. Do not eat raw or undercooked meat, including meat joints and steaks cooked rare, because of the potential risk of toxoplasmosis.
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"Just like us, birds need a varied diet to stay healthy," said Tony Whitehead from the charity. "Although ducks and swans can digest all types of bread, too much can leave them feeling full without giving them all of the important vitamins, minerals and nutrients they need.
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I would ween them off of that practice but anyway for your question yes, agave nectar is safe and gliders love it. It should be fed as a treat and not replace the honey in their diet recipes because they have different nutrients. Honey is essentially nectar but it is easier to collect.
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You could eat a pelican. That is, it wouldn't kill you or make you sick, assuming the meat was handled properly (as for any other bird). But pelican meat is said to be tough and to not taste good. My own experience with pelicans is that they don't smell good when they're alive.
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Their leaves are a safe rabbit food. Or plant the blueberries anyway, since you are fond of them, but don't use them as rabbit forage.
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It is perfectly safe for your birds Jessie. When they chew eucalyptus branches and leaves they will also injest the oil in the wild and in our cages if we use them.
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And yes, the comb is totally safe to eat. People have been keeping bees — and eating the honeycomb — for several thousand years. But first, some honey 101. No, honey is not bee spit.