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buttercup
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Post by buttercup »

i dont know where to put this so am hoping here will be ok

i need advice about a little bird

as i was sitting here upstairs in my room i heard all this noise coming from the kitchen, i was thinking what's that daft dog of mine doing & went down to look

there was this little bird fluttering round on the window sill, poor lil thing trying to get out

it was so scared & it was pooping all over the sill (shame)

so i dident want to scare it anymore but wanted to help it get out

so i thought well im just going to have to be tough here & somehow get a t-towel round it so its wings dont flap all over the place & risk injury, im also nervous of things that flap around

after 3 attempts the poor wee thing was in a right state & so was i

frantically searched the kitchen for something i could use, found quite a big tupperware box & scooped it in

the window is right at the back door, so only toook seconds to move, i was taking it into the garden when it fly's out the box

phew relief thinks me, looks like its flying ok

however its still in the garden hopping around, now i know it can fly as i seen it, of course it wasent very far, do you think its hurt & what should i do?
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Post by valerie »

Leave it alone is probably best. If it's very young and newly fledged, it

might take it a while to get going again after a "trauma" like that.
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Post by john8pies »

Alternatively, it might have a damaged wing or leg. I agree with Valerie`s advice, leave it for a bit and see how things develop
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Post by buttercup »

awww thanks valerie, i was a bit frantic about it earlier, the poor wee soul sat around kinda stunned for a half hour or so & then took off :D

you should have seen the state i was in last year when the fish had an eye infection & the vet wouldent do anything about it other than advise me to take it out the tank, total wimp that i am cried about that :(

thanks to john also :D
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Post by Lon »

Pluck em, cook em, eat em.
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Post by abbey »

buttercup wrote: awww thanks valerie, i was a bit frantic about it earlier, the poor wee soul sat around kinda stunned for a half hour or so & then took off :D

you should have seen the state i was in last year when the fish had an eye infection & the vet wouldent do anything about it other than advise me to take it out the tank, total wimp that i am cried about that :(



thanks to john also :DYou're not a wimp Buttercup, just very caring.:-4
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Post by buttercup »

unlike lon :D

thanks all for reply's, the lil bird was back today for some munchies, if it calls again tomorrow i guess i'll have to give it a name, will try to get a pic to post as well :D
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Post by buttercup »

here's lil bird, if anyone knows what type it is or have any suggestions for names, it be great, its a regular visitor now :D

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Post by abbey »

buttercup wrote: here's lil bird, if anyone knows what type it is or have any suggestions for names, it be great, its a regular visitor now :DLooks like a blackbird to me Buttercup.

Maybe you should call it snowdrop. :)
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