A few days ago we heard that familiar "bash" and "thud"
while we were sitting outside and Russell picked up this cute
little male Goldfinch off the deck and held it in his hands
so it might recover from the shock of hitting a window.
After about 10 or so minutes he opened up his hands
and the little guy just sat there for awhile looking around
and finally flew away! Such a pretty little bird.
If we hadn't heard it hit the window the chances are it
would have died.
As you can see the little Goldfinch left a calling card
on Russell's hand. Was that a "Thank you" ?
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Awww, so precious. I'm so happy hubby saved this cute little bird.
ReplyDeleteHave a terrific Awww Monday honey. Big hugs. ☺
Awww! Most certainly it was thankful for those warm, caring hands!
ReplyDeleteI think that means it scared the crap out of him!
ReplyDeleteverry intersting........
ReplyDeleteHow smile-inducing...he saved its life :)
ReplyDeleteawww how sweet :D. We had a bird smack into the side of our house once but then it was a falcon and it had a pigeon in its grip. It had hit the house while catching it.
ReplyDeleteaww I love the birds glad he saved one
ReplyDeleteThank you both for being so kind to the wildlife!
ReplyDeleteWonderful that the bird was given back his life. And he left what he had to give as a thank you. :)
ReplyDeleteHis warm hands probably kept the birdie from shock. Great way to begin the fall, saving a little life.
ReplyDeleteNice ending! I found a bird with yellow feathers on his throat last week on my front door mat. Don't know if he flew into the door or just landed and died.... :(
ReplyDeleteYes, that is a thank you present the birdie gave for saving its life. Amazing that he could fly away after being out cold for ten minutes.
ReplyDeleteAWWW how sweet. That always makes me sad when a bird flies into a window. I am so happy that the little guy was OK.
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