A hour of fear

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A hour of fear

Post by Koko » Sun Jun 12, 2016 4:03 pm

Today I acted so fullishly... I will be wiser now...
My birds were on balcony and I wanted to give them a spray millet, gently opened the cage and I tried to hang on the spray millet when Batman imperceptibly flight out after my forearm! I only felt his claws...
He has been sitting nearby a balcony, on the tree for a while and flight out to the next tree. I was so startled... I've opened windows and went out with my phone, I realised I have a mp4 with their singing. So I have been trying to navigate him. At first he has been flying from one tre to another, but later he has flied on the other side of the block of flats. Once closer once further. He is so fast. At some moment I didn't hear him and I thought he doesn't return... Balbino haven't been calling. He has been eating and drinking and eating... and afterthat it has came to his mind to sing... On hour from Batman's flying out has passed... But I didn't loose hope.
Navigating with mp4 and singing of Balbino went of well and he return on the proper side of the block of flats and then on the tree next to our balcony! I have to add that my neighour's canaries on her balcony also were peeping so loudly it also might help! I returned to flat and I was observing the next step... Batman sat on the cage and started to banter with Balbino. After a while I carefully took the cage and slowly got inside... and closed windows! We were so happy to retreive Batman...
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Re: A hour of fear

Post by lovezebs » Sun Jun 12, 2016 6:36 pm

Koko

Amazing luck that your little boy returned safe and sound.

In most situations like this, the birds take off, and are never seen again.

I'm happy for you that he came back home.
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Re: A hour of fear

Post by Jen » Sun Jun 12, 2016 10:28 pm

Koko Yea!!!! Good for you...you got your boy back. So happy for both of you. Little does he know how close he came to changing his little feathered life forever. =D> =D> =D>


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Re: A hour of fear

Post by Sally » Sun Jun 12, 2016 10:35 pm

Koko That is so very lucky! As Elana has said, most of the time when they fly off, you never see them again.
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Re: A hour of fear

Post by Babs _Owner » Mon Jun 13, 2016 11:24 am

Koko

Whew what an adventure!! #:-S Glad to hear the happy ending. \M/

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Re: A hour of fear

Post by delray » Mon Jun 13, 2016 10:19 pm

Koko great to hear, and I'm sure that was crazy!!
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Re: A hour of fear

Post by Koko » Tue Jun 14, 2016 2:32 pm

delray definitely it was! I had been following him until he sat on the tree an then I was thinking "do not fly off, please... come back". And I couldn't do anything.

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Re: A hour of fear

Post by delray » Tue Jun 14, 2016 3:22 pm

Koko You are very lucky.. Many people do not have this luck with fly away birds!!
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