Hummingbird help!
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She doesn't like the birds that are out here now - a hummingbird would probably make *her* crash into a window.jazz lady said:
Larry Gude
Strung Out
Ok...
...but if Aunite Jazz comes over with a, shall we say, restricted mobility hummingbird, she'd propbably give it a go.
jazz lady said:Yeah, like Claudia would ever give up her nice bowl of Meow Mix and comfy bed to chase a bird.
...but if Aunite Jazz comes over with a, shall we say, restricted mobility hummingbird, she'd propbably give it a go.
Pasofever said:
Yes, that's exactly what happened. He laid there stunned for about 10 minutes, then I rolled him onto his stomach, he fluttered his wings, and took off like a shot.
I must say it was an absolutely incredible experience holding that tiny creature in the palm of my hand and looking at the beautiful green colors on his body. I'm so glad he made it and I could help.
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dems4me
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jazz lady said:Yes, that's exactly what happened. He laid there stunned for about 10 minutes, then I rolled him onto his stomach, he fluttered his wings, and took off like a shot.
I must say it was an absolutely incredible experience holding that tiny creature in the palm of my hand and looking at the beautiful green colors on his body. I'm so glad he made it and I could help.
Good for you Jazzy!!!!
Cowgirl
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jazz lady said:I must say it was an absolutely incredible experience holding that tiny creature in the palm of my hand and looking at the beautiful green colors on his body. I'm so glad he made it and I could help.
I know what you mean! I got to hold one a few times when I worked at Southern States. They'd fly in through the door to the nursery...they'd get trapped in the building and I'd have to help them out. They are awesome.
Larry Gude
Strung Out
Oh...
....she wouldn't eat. Are you kidding? She is much to refined for anything so gross and base as that. She'd just carry it around for a few days, proudly dropping it at Vrails feet every time she wanted some attention.
jazz lady said:Sorry, but I'm not going to truss up a hummer to feed to that dang cat.
....she wouldn't eat. Are you kidding? She is much to refined for anything so gross and base as that. She'd just carry it around for a few days, proudly dropping it at Vrails feet every time she wanted some attention.
He was very tiny and weighed next to nothing. I used my badge to pick him up and he only about half covered it. He fit nicely in the palm of my hand.Pasofever said:Jazz glad he made it.....I bet he was really tiny ha? Dont think I have ever got to hold a little hummingbird...I am so tickled he is ok...
I'm tickled he's okay and I didn't let my coworker "put him out of his misery."
jazz lady said:Yes, that's exactly what happened. He laid there stunned for about 10 minutes, then I rolled him onto his stomach, he fluttered his wings, and took off like a shot.
I must say it was an absolutely incredible experience holding that tiny creature in the palm of my hand and looking at the beautiful green colors on his body. I'm so glad he made it and I could help.
That happened to a woodpecker here years ago. Bounced off the slider and landed under a bench. 2A picked it up and held it for about half an hour. As it came around it would walk up his arm and down the other one. When it finally realized what it was doing it flew off.