Yesterday morning was filled with wildlife moments. Early on I was pestered by a Squirrel who seemed to want to come indoors to use the laptop. He was knocking on the big studio window right by my left hand side; I should have taken his photo.
Then later this baby female Blackbird appeared. I was leaning over by our outdoor tap, and she flew onto my back. She stayed there for quite a while until I simply had to stand up.
Later I fed her with some Brioche soaked in milk.
I think she's adopted me as her Dad. Later in the day, she joined us for supper.
I think I may have started something!
No pie jokes within earshot of the blackbird.
ReplyDeleteWe'd need another 23.
DeleteI love juvenile birds! How sweet!
ReplyDeleteI wonder what happened to his Mum and Dad?
DeleteFreddie will be licking his lips.
ReplyDeleteI've given him a good talking to!
DeleteLittle creatures, how wonderful it is when they come close by and stay awhile.
ReplyDeleteShe seems so friendly. She's still here; I fed her some croissant this morning.
DeleteAnd do you talk to her?
ReplyDeleteOf course; koochie Woochie, etc.
DeleteSweet. She's found a foster home. Hope she stays
ReplyDeleteI rather hope she goes, the sooner she finds her own way in life, the better.
DeleteFreddie, Bok and Lottie. (I named her).
ReplyDeleteLottie I like. Lottie it is.
DeleteI have a bird here who comes whenever i feed the cats and eats from their food.
ReplyDeleteIt's very reassuring when animals have such faith in us humans.
DeleteThe hands in the photo's look to be those of a teenager ?
ReplyDeleteVery good images and camera work.
The top 2 pictures are my hands, the lower ones belong to my 11 year old grandson.
DeletePossibly Lottie was attracted to the rather nice bottle of red on the table.
ReplyDeleteNo wine, just spaghetti; which she loved.
DeleteSo sweet. I love their singing. I wish it stays.
ReplyDeleteGreetings Maria x
She's just come indoors for her lunch. She follows me everywhere.
DeleteSweet post and beautiful pictures. This is very Disney like.
ReplyDeleteWell, she certainly keeps us amused.
DeleteI love this story! I have a bit of a thing for birds and I feed the masses. I was thrilled when a King Parrot (a large green and orange bird here in Australia) trusted me enough to feed from my hand and would hang upside down from the roof, watching me when I was on the porch. He comes back regularly and brings his family, too. I feel privileged.
ReplyDeleteOn the other hand, it annoys me when birds don't trust me, but I suppose they have to be wary.
DeleteI wonder if she was hand raised by someone who thought she was old enough to fend for herself.
ReplyDeleteI think she had parental problems. Last night when I went to bed, she was in the bedroom.
DeleteWell, I could poke fun at you-man with pet bird and all- but recently a friend gave me her old rooster. She had to move off her farm. The other roosters picked on him, I gave him some special attention and now the dang thing waits for me by the back door every day!!
ReplyDeleteYesterday the bird had a run-in with our cat, so maybe she'll be a little more wary now, although (as I said above) I found her in my bedroom last night.
DeleteDr Cro Dolittle. Yesterday morning was filled with wildlife moments. Early on I was pestered by a Squirrel who seemed to want to come indoors ...
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