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7 comments:
Poor birdie.
Blessings
Catherine
What a sad story! I hope the bird recovered and flew off, and did not become a ghost!
You have a nice view from your window - no concrete blocks or steel structures, but trees!
oh dear,poor bird,hope he flew away xx
Something like that happened here last summer, but it was an owl that hit
the sliding glass door. It was stunned but finally flew off.
That has happened to me a couple of times. Birds can sure take a lot of trauma then get up and fly away. It always surprises and amazes me. So glad YOUR bird survived.
xx, Carol
This also happens here from time to time. But so far none of thew birds ever died, after a while they flew away.
Oh, that poor bird! Maybe it's time to put some decorations on those windows?
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