23 May 2006

I wonder...

... do birds urinate?

9 Comments:

Anonymous Simon Who Went Swimming And Who Likes Cherry Coke said...

When I first read your question I thought 'Of course they do, silly Craig' But now I'm not so sure. We had a duck that we called 'Lynford' as it turned up at our house as Lynford Christie was winning the 100 m at the Barcelona Olympics. It used to sit on our fence and occaisionally excrete stuff from it bottom area. Thinking about it now, the stuff that came out was like a baby's poo - a loose fluid with sloppy bits of solid. Maybe they don't separate number 1s and 2s. I don't know, I'm not a bird expert.

23 May, 2006 13:25  
Anonymous jimms said...

i think the wee and the poo are together. all mixed up like a smoothie.

23 May, 2006 13:43  
Anonymous ronnie corbett said...

...or a "poo-thie"



i'll get my coat

23 May, 2006 15:12  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

From what I understand, the white part is urine and the dark spots are the feces.

23 May, 2006 15:59  
Blogger bushra said...

somehow this was address on my blog last year.

23 May, 2006 16:32  
Anonymous Luciana said...

Yeah, birds have only one bottom hole called cloaca, so solids and liquids are evacuated together.

24 May, 2006 02:27  
Anonymous Elisabeth said...

ooh yes, they do. As the others so eloquently put it - it's a lovely mixture - and it inevidently ends up on my balcony...

24 May, 2006 12:41  
Anonymous Elisabeth said...

... inevitably...?

24 May, 2006 12:59  
Anonymous strawdonkey said...

It is indeed mixed into one, which explains the watery consistency.

A duck nearly pooed on my shoe a few weeks ago and it was the most huge weepoo you'll ever see from a bird of that size.

Hooray!

24 May, 2006 17:59  

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