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A Nuthatch story with a happy ending

 
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Jan 15, 2011 14:59 |  #16

Nicely done Harvey, keeping him warm was most likely the key part in him coming round. I have a glass patio door that the birds often dont see and we get our fair share of accidents. If they're still alive after hitting the window i find that they're almost guaranteed to pull through if you give them an hour or so in a warm, dark place (i use a pet carrier box thing with a towel over the top). I think of it this way, we've intervened with their lives by putting a window somewhere, so we might as well intervene to give them a second chance!

It's great to see that you helped him :D


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Jan 15, 2011 15:05 |  #17

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Jan 15, 2011 15:21 |  #18

Great story and assist Harvey. I'm glad the little guy made it and you were there to keep him warm during the recovery. Well Done! :D


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Jan 15, 2011 18:13 |  #19

nice story, and shot Harv




  
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Jan 15, 2011 18:17 as a reply to  @ post 11646957 |  #20

What a wonderful story! I am sure the bird is grateful!


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Jan 16, 2011 10:50 |  #21

BGgraphy wrote in post #11646137 (external link)
Thats cool Harvey, you are a good man.It must have been one os those life moments, one to remember. Great shot too!

Levina de Ruijter wrote in post #11646225 (external link)
A wonderful story, Harvey. I'm so glad he recovered. I like to think it was because of what you did too! Lovely shot as well.

windpig wrote in post #11646232 (external link)
Way cool and nice picture to boot.

Snydremark wrote in post #11646261 (external link)
Great story, Harvey. I'm really glad to hear this had a happy ending! Those Nuthatches are some really great, little birds.

ardeekay wrote in post #11646515 (external link)
Hear that bell? You earned your wings!! ("It"s a Wonderful Life") Great story and image.
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GMHY wrote in post #11646577 (external link)
I think keeping him warm while he was recovering from the knockout probably saved him. Nice story Harvey.

bettyn wrote in post #11646602 (external link)
Glad to hear the little fellow recovered. I'm sure you helped him out a lot. Love these little birds and their "upside down" walk.

Maybe your windows are too clean!:D:lol:

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Good story and photo, Harv.

Kyles wrote in post #11646626 (external link)
compassion is such a wonderful thing,,,,,,,,,,,, nicely done! ;)

dgraham329 wrote in post #11646674 (external link)
nice story - nice shot

Duane N wrote in post #11646722 (external link)
Nicely done Harvey. I'm sure the warmth of your hands helped it more than you realize with the temps you have up there.

hTr wrote in post #11646742 (external link)
Great shot of the Bird but I like the story better!! Well done my friend, I hope your around if I ever run into your House!!! :lol::lol:

lugnut45 wrote in post #11646899 (external link)
I agree with all the others...great story and great shot.
Check your geneology - maybe a link to Dr. Doolittle? lol
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Great shot and even better story. Most of the time, the birds take a 'knockout blow' when they fly straight into a window. I've seen several on my deck, and only one fatality. A couple of which I thought were goners, but a close look usually reveals breathing and it's just a matter of time (long time for your Nuthatch) before they regain consciousness and get on about the business of being a bird.

Glad your guy met with a happy ending. It was sad for me to shovel up the one who didn't make it on my deck.

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Nicely done Harvey, keeping him warm was most likely the key part in him coming round. I have a glass patio door that the birds often dont see and we get our fair share of accidents. If they're still alive after hitting the window i find that they're almost guaranteed to pull through if you give them an hour or so in a warm, dark place (i use a pet carrier box thing with a towel over the top). I think of it this way, we've intervened with their lives by putting a window somewhere, so we might as well intervene to give them a second chance!

It's great to see that you helped him

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Great story and assist Harvey. I'm glad the little guy made it and you were there to keep him warm during the recovery. Well Done!

kmunroe wrote in post #11648227 (external link)
nice story, and shot Harv

butterfly2937 wrote in post #11648244 (external link)
What a wonderful story! I am sure the bird is grateful!


Thanks a lot, everyone.

I really appreciate you all looking in and leaving your comments. I'm sure you all would have tried to help one of our little feathered friend if you were given the opportunity.

If what I did, even in some small way, helped this bird to recover then I am happy. These little guys give me a lot of pleasure.


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Jan 16, 2011 11:01 |  #22

nice guy, nice bird, nice shot!


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Jan 16, 2011 11:04 |  #23

Great story and wonderful shots Harvey.


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Jan 16, 2011 11:19 |  #24

Good job. With that cold and without you he may have decided to stay asleep.




  
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Jan 16, 2011 13:00 |  #25

What a great story Harv. I'm sure that your ministration made a difference and resulted in a fine ending. Good shot too BTW.


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Jan 26, 2011 17:53 |  #26

Eagle i wrote in post #11651961 (external link)
nice guy, nice bird, nice shot!

Shar824 wrote in post #11651980 (external link)
Great story and wonderful shots Harvey.

Jack Cooper wrote in post #11652064 (external link)
Good job. With that cold and without you he may have decided to stay asleep.

Don1 wrote in post #11652652 (external link)
What a great story Harv. I'm sure that your ministration made a difference and resulted in a fine ending. Good shot too BTW.

Thanks a lot, everyone. I appreciate you looking in and leaving the kind words.
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Jan 26, 2011 18:01 |  #27

Great story...super shot...next time try alittle mouth to beak, they say that works too!:lol:


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Jan 26, 2011 18:16 |  #28

Some "thuds" sound worse than others :( ... fine work my friend, it is nice to see the bright eyed little guy survive a dire collision.... and he is quite a handsome bird... great shot.

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