How did a SWAN end up stuck 50ft up a tree?!
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It's not often we get
It's not often we get a call that leaves us well and truly stumped...
On Friday evening we were called out to rescue a swan that had crash-landed in a tree during high winds. The only problem was it was over 50ft off the ground...
As we were unsure of how easily the swan could dislodge itself and how much weight the branches would support, we had to think long and hard about how we could rescue the bird without making the situation worse. With live power lines close by, the climbing team of Lawrie (our cameraman) and Tim (a professional aerial rescuer) had to make sure every eventually was thought through.
Through a carefully co-ordinated effort, we were finally able to recover the swan from the tree and lower it to safety. Despite an initial reluctancy to use one leg, it quickly recovered and could be released just a few days later!
Massive thanks to Tim from Recover and Louis from the RSPCA for making this possible!
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On Friday evening we were called out to rescue a swan that had crash-landed in a tree during high winds. The only problem was it was over 50ft off the ground...
As we were unsure of how easily the swan could dislodge itself and how much weight the branches would support, we had to think long and hard about how we could rescue the bird without making the situation worse. With live power lines close by, the climbing team of Lawrie (our cameraman) and Tim (a professional aerial rescuer) had to make sure every eventually was thought through.
Through a carefully co-ordinated effort, we were finally able to recover the swan from the tree and lower it to safety. Despite an initial reluctancy to use one leg, it quickly recovered and could be released just a few days later!
Massive thanks to Tim from Recover and Louis from the RSPCA for making this possible!
PLEASE DONATE - Just £3 from every viewer can help us save many more animals! Online: http://bit.ly/wafdonate Text Donation: Text WILD3 to 70300 to give £3.00, (WILD5 to give £5.00 and WILD10 to give £10.00) UK residents only.
Thank you for your support!
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL
http://bit.ly/WildlifeAidTV
CONNECT WITH US!
Facebook ► Facebook: wildlifeaid
Twitter ► Twitter: wildlifeaid
Instagram ► Instagram: wildlifeaid
Website ► http://www.wildlifeaid.org.uk
About TheWildlifeAid TV...
Ever wanted to see the goings on behind the scenes at a Wildlife Rescue Centre? Well now you can! We have super cute hedgehogs eating their dinner, dramatic rescues of wild deer and everything in between. So click subscribe to keep up to date with our new videos uploaded weekly!
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