A bird has left a mark on my glass window.
Looks to me, he survived, as i did not see a dead bird on the ground...sigh 3x
From both sides.
Was it a robin, a finch? who can tell.
Looks to me, he survived, as i did not see a dead bird on the ground...sigh 3x
From both sides.
Was it a robin, a finch? who can tell.
Its amazing how quick that is changing!
He is so cute and beautiful!
When I looked closer...I saw the feather was a little reddish at the top and side.
Picked it up as a treasure. It's almost certain that this feather belongs to robin. (We have here in the Netherlands the Eurasian robin, which is a different specie than the much bigger American robin. Though they carry the same name, it's a different bird.)
Everyday there is coming a very young robin at the feeding table. He is molting his little feathers into more adult-like feathers. The orange-red feathers are coming out now and he gets more fiery everyday.!
I keep an eye on him because he is so very cute in his half baby-feathers and half maturing feathers.
It think the feather belongs to him, though it is also possible that the feather belongs to the parent, who is coming as well at the feeding table and bird bath.
I noticed he lost a feather from his left wing. It took it and brought it to the 'Lost&Found'
Maybe he wants it back.
The baby-coal-tit who had an accident yesterday,