Late this afternoon, I was sitting on the sofa reading a book and WHAM, a bird hit our large front window. I rushed to see outside and lying on the brick was this little bird.
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He was stunned and breathing heavily. |
I cooed and gently pet him to try and calm the poor thing down.
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You can see the tiny spot of blood under his beak area. |
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I carefully picked him up. |
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And held him. His right foot seemed a little off kilter. |
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My precious and darling friend. |
I walked across the street with him still perched on my finger to show our neighbors, Richard and Sharon. They suggested that I put him in a box with some holes and a little water for him. We were planning on going to see The Artist, so I did just that and left him inside a box while we were out for a couple hours. When I came home, the first thing I did was check on him. I took him outside, slowly tipped the box and he flew up into our nearby tree, but not so high that I couldn't reach up and pet him. Which I did.
I'm going to go outside now and see if he's still there. Update: He made it through the night safely and flew off in the morning.
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