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To: Bill who wrote (177819)	12/31/2019 3:29:27 PM
From: Thehammer	2 Recommendations Recommended By Honey_Bee Stock Puppy Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 456125

Funny, a guy that II worked with told me the same thing almost verbatim. My dad once told me how they would catch wild ducks in a trap. They put corn on the ground that led to a cage over a hole. The duck would follow the corn trail into the cage and then raise up and never realize that it could go back in the hole in came in through.... My ex's dog once was stuck in a hollowed out tree. I think it was chasing a raccoon or possum.

To: Bill who wrote (177819)	12/31/2019 3:56:26 PM
From: bruiser98	3 Recommendations Recommended By Honey_Bee Stock Puppy Thehammer Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 456125

That happened to me about 20 years ago. i tried to push the bird toward the garage entrance with a garden rake but it wouldn't be herded. Kept flying into the white ceiling. Tried several combinations of closing the main door and the back entrance door. Didn't work. After three or four hours, I hung up the rake, closed all the garage doors and went for a two-hour walk. When I returned, the hummingbird was resting on one of the rake tines. I carefully picked up the rake and carried it outside. The hummingbird immediately flew to a nearby crepe myrtle bush, which was in full bloom. HOW TO GET A HUMMINGBIRD OUT OF A GARAGE thrivinghomeblog.com