



as always, he first drops his prey on the grass.
kind of showing off what he has caught...
if it is a mouse I leave it..but when it is bird...!!!!!!!!!!
I yell at him and take away his treasure.
This time it was disaster..it was a bird.
The bird was rather unharmed......but way too young to leave the nest.
Bibi must have found the nest somewhere...and taken this bird out.
At such a time I hate cats...cruel monsters...they are!
I took the bird inside in my hand
what to do next???? is the question.
1 to find the nest...and put it inside.
3 do nothing...the bird will die definitely
4 try to feed it and see if he can survive.
I decided for the last option...
finding the nest or finding the garden seems impossible with too many options.
So now I am a finch-mother...
I put him inside a glass box in the old great-tit-nest.
tried to feed the bird with a pair of tweezers.
That goes rather well, the bird opens his beak...as I come close with my tweezers full of insect-pate
feeding the little birdy at regular times.
I hope he will survive..
The bird looks like a little finch...
If anyone has suggestions..how...be a good finchmom..please react..and tell
1 comment:
Aw...is this the darling little birdie?! What beautiful pictures. I'm sure he appreciated everything you did for him.
Usually if a cat has held a bird in its mouth it does not make it. Sadly.
Our cat has been bringing home such prizes, too--so far both have lived. Phew.
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