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--e89a8fb1ea686145480503aec46a Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Hello all, I have a reader who needs advice. Please respond to me and I will pass the advice on to her. Here is her message: "The goldfinch got itself stuck to glue substance on our mosquito vac outside, managed to get him off gently, but alas - his tail feathers happened to get stuck on it. He is amazing, have had him or her for about a week now and is doing fine... but i was wondering if by any chance you would know how long it takes for these tail feathers to grow back or if he can just use his wings to get airborne enough to return to a flock of his own, am afraid something will happen to him being in solitary confinement... any info you can give me i would so appreciate..." Nancy Robinson Environmentally Yours --e89a8fb1ea686145480503aec46a Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <div dir=3D"ltr"><div><div><div>Hello all, <br><br></div>I have a reader wh= o needs advice. Please respond to me and I will pass the advice on to= her. <br><br>Here is her message: "The goldfinch got itself stu= ck to glue substance on our mosquito vac=20 outside, managed to get him off gently, but alas – his tail feathers = happened to=20 get stuck on it. He is amazing, have had him or her for about a week now an= d is=20 doing fine... but i was wondering if by any chance you would know how long = it=20 takes for these tail feathers to grow back or if he can just use his wings = to=20 get airborne enough to return to a flock of his own, am afraid something wi= ll=20 happen to him being in solitary confinement... any info you can give me i w= ould=20 so appreciate..."<br><br></div>Nancy Robinson<br></div>Environmentally= Yours<br><div><div><br><br></div></div></div> --e89a8fb1ea686145480503aec46a--
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