Here's a photo from the front door (indicating the Weather)
It was nearly noon and I heard a familiar "bump." If you feed birds in the winter, you will often hear that same sound... and you'll know that a bird has hit a window. Sure enough, I looked down and saw a nuthatch lying on the walkway in front of the living room window. It scrunched around a bit and then just laid in shock.
I ran to the bathroom for a lightweight towel and scooped him up in it.
This is the Whether...
I brought him indoors for a moment until his little bright eye opened.
Then I set him, still loosely covered in the towel, just outside the door.
About an hour later, when I opened the towel,
this is what I found.
You're expecting the Feather, right?
No, it's the . . . ;-)
Here's a picture of our bird feeder. If you click on it, you'll see a nuthatch.
He's not upside down, as they usually are...
I wonder if it is "mine?"
It was nearly noon and I heard a familiar "bump." If you feed birds in the winter, you will often hear that same sound... and you'll know that a bird has hit a window. Sure enough, I looked down and saw a nuthatch lying on the walkway in front of the living room window. It scrunched around a bit and then just laid in shock.
I ran to the bathroom for a lightweight towel and scooped him up in it.
This is the Whether...
I brought him indoors for a moment until his little bright eye opened.
Then I set him, still loosely covered in the towel, just outside the door.
About an hour later, when I opened the towel,
this is what I found.
You're expecting the Feather, right?
No, it's the . . . ;-)Here's a picture of our bird feeder. If you click on it, you'll see a nuthatch.
He's not upside down, as they usually are...I wonder if it is "mine?"
