Morning adventure by gunsan
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When I sat outside, drinking my morning coffee this morning,
a poor little bird collided with the window above me,
and fell down on my chest.
First I wondered if he was dead, but he was breathing, just got a shock I thought.
We sat there half an hour, before he could fly again
Of course I took the camera out, but unfortunately the quality of the pics was not so good.
hard to manoevre with just one hand.
I have no idea what the name of the bird is, so I am grateful for help.
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they are really good shots, poor little guy just winded himself is all! nice collage of events
It couldn't have fallen into better, more gentle and caring hands. I think the shots are wonderful, Gun. It is a beautiful collage. I wonder if it will remember you and come back to visit. Delightful to see how calm it looks, like it was your pet. I think you really made a new friend. Hugs, Suzanne
Thanks for sharing Gun. This has happened to me many times and not usually with such good results. Often they break their necks, poor little things. Why it is important to have decals on windows to provide birds with a frame of reference. I think this could be a young Starling but I could be wrong not knowing birdlife in Sweden.
thanks for sharing dear Gun, what a story, sad he/she had a smash against the window......thank god you took care of it, you made some lovely shots..I love that one against the sky the most......nice work
WOW...sooooooooooo a beauty and lovely compo my Dear!!!!bravissima!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
The poor bird he's lucky you were there to help him recover, what a perfect opportunity for you though, this collage is lovely so trusting a great connection to nature, he looks like a thrush to me but i'm no bird expert lol.
What an adventure for the both of you. Glad you had the forthought of grabing the camera. Thank you for sharing. egmont
glad he/she made it - no idea what it is, all young birds look the same to me: charming
He looks quite at home and knew he was in safe hands!
Lovely pictures. It's a thrush of some kind but doesn't look like one of the pan-european species, so it must be local to Scandinavia etc (by which I mean it's not one we see here in the UK). The bill colour makes me think it might be only recently fledged. Nice story and some great reminders there.
How lovely, Gun. For sure you made a new friend. Thanks for sharing this ;O)
This is great!! Very beautiful pictures!! :)
Poor little bird. Fortunate for him he had a soft landing spot and good hands to care for him! Excellent shots, you can almost see, in his eyes, the progression from a dazed expression to one of trust!
What a great progression! The collage is put together with great flow. How cool to spend the morining with a little bird. Life is such a great adventure!
I love your collage, it's great you could get this little one to pose for you.
Oh so cute bird and very nice pictures of him in this collage !!! Good idea to take picture of him ! Good day and take care with the windows !
I agree that this appears to be a very young bird and that probably accounts for its inexperience and its accident. I really love the photos. A wonderful story in pictures...
A lucky young bird to have such a caring rescuer - what wonderful shots and I'm so glad it recovered and flew away. CC
I'm so glad the little fella is alright. All too often, it doesn't turn out so well. :^( He was lucky to have 'landed' in your good hands...although that must have been quite a shock for you. Thanks for sharing these pics and your story with us. Ha en trevlig helg, vannen! -M :^)
i have no idea what it is, but birds in shock like this often recover, the best thing is bit of shelter, not too much light, and an opening out of which they can fly when they feel ready. a cardboard box will do (out of reach of any cats obviously).
What a fantastic set of shots. I'm glad he was lucky enough to have a protector while recovering. Superbly captured. Bunny
I had a similar thing happen to me only with a hummingbird, poor little fella just stayed in my hands for quite awhile, then flew off, I was relieved, as you must have been. Very sweet shots Gun!!!!!!! I'm glad it turned out ok...
These are wonderful clear shots even if you did only have one hand to take them. Great that you were able to rescue him. A lovely collage. I get quite a lot of birds crashing into my windows even though I have suncatchers to try to stop that happening. Most get up and fly away I'm glad to say.
OH Gun! This is a very lovely collage of this little bird. Smehow it was also lucky falling on you of all. Excellent :)))