[header] How to bury a dead bird [title] Choose a location. [step] In most cases, you can bury a bird on your own property with few restrictions. Because laws vary from place to place, it's always a good idea to call your municipality to find out if they have any laws regarding the burial of animals.
[header] How to bury a dead bird [title] Choose a location. [step] In most cases, you can bury a bird on your own property with few restrictions. Because laws vary from place to place, it's always a good idea to call your municipality to find out if they have any laws regarding the burial of animals.
[substeps] If you find a dead bird in a pond, for example, odds are your pond will be private property, while if the bird lives in a large body of water, it will be public property. You also want to make sure your area doesn't have any water restrictions in place. Someone in your community would also know if a bird is buried on their property. [substeps] A high fence is a good rule of thumb. [substeps] Avoid burying a bird or any other animal in a vegetable garden. In some areas, there may be restrictions against burying animals if your ground water level is too high. You'll also need to hire an expert if you want to bury a bird. If you don't have an expert, contact your local wildlife agency and inquire about your options.