Again I caught Yoll ejecting a pellet, but from a new angle! And she suddenly decided that it was a very valuable thing, and you should never give it up or just throw it away!
With a pellet in her beak, she sat for about 15 minutes. Then she went to hide it, but the pellet broke off and fell out. Then Yoll decided she wasn't interested in the thing any more. And Murloc just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
A pellet is a lump of undigested fur, feathers, seeds, chitin, etc. from things eaten by owls or some other birds. Everything undigested is ejected in the form of a pellet. In a healthy bird, this lump does not smell, and is covered with a colourless, odourless mucus. Formation and regurgitation of pellets are vital in raptors' digestion progress.