Two Bambis, a pigeon and a baby skylark, hedgehog children and a falcon are currently keeping Tina Rosner busy. The nursery school needs to be fed regularly. Even at night.
The young lark was found with its three siblings in Nova Rock. The mother must have fledged. “Three chicks were so cold I couldn’t get them through. But one thing is true,” says Tina Rosner.
In addition to the lark, there is also an injured pigeon baby and is allowed to recover. She got the two fawns from a hunter who saw them in a field. “The mother was run over,” says the hunter. A drone was flown over the field because he heard the desperate squeaking of a fawn. So he picked up the little ones and brought them to Tina Rosner.
Initially, she fed the larks every hour and the fawns every two hours. Now the Bambis have enough food every three hours. “They are already starting to nibble on the hay and pasture,” says Rosner.
Fresh goat milk is fed. By the way, the best babysitters are Tina Rosner’s dogs. ‘Lukas’ – a Rottweiler – and ‘Stella’, a Hungarian Wiszlar dog, lie with the little ones on the grass and protect them.
Soon “Lissy” and “Sissy” will be big enough to move again. Then the hunter who found them will pick them up again and bring them both to a country house in Styria, where they can live a nice life, far away from cars and hunting. Donations or shopping every Saturday and Sunday at the border flea market in Nickelsdorf (except the last weekend of the month) are always welcome to help!
Source: Krone
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