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December 21, 2008, 02:42:53 PM
A bright red (male?) Cardinal flew into my... backyard sliding door & is not dead yet but cannot fly. Obviously injured bad. So what can I do?? Feeling totally helpless as the female is circling. Also noticed a morning Dove did the same a few hours earlier but not in full speed.... tragic. Any ideas?
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Reply #1 on:
December 21, 2008, 03:18:07 PM
Great news, he flew off after about 30 minutes....
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Birding takes my mind off stuff and it adds good life to a tuff life. It also helps me forget about my spine pain and stress. Laugh, eat, be merry. Anybody with extra $ may send me some as It will permit me to travel.
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February 09, 2009, 08:46:06 AM
You can get window collision static cling decals for your windows to stop the impacts.
Also, you can hang any light weight item in front of the window in fishing line. Feathers work well for this method.
Good Luck
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qmnonic
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February 09, 2009, 03:50:07 PM
If you've found a bird that has struck a window, or appears injured, the FLAP (Fatal Light Awareness Program) has a quick 'First Aid for Wild Birds' checklist that should help.
http://www.flap.org/
Go to: "Being Bird Friendly" -> "Found an injured bird?" ->
"First Aid for Wild Birds"
(or a direct link to the page here -
http://www.flap.org/injured.htm
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I found a few sparrows in my backyard this year suffering from fence strikes (at least I think they were fence strikes) and promptly did the research to figure out if there was anything I could do.
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Raven11:11
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FLAP.
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February 11, 2009, 03:14:24 PM
Thanks for your replies!! Thankfully no others have ... however this past weekend a Morning Dove did nose-dive into our neighbors back yard ... into a snow bank. Weird.
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Birding takes my mind off stuff and it adds good life to a tuff life. It also helps me forget about my spine pain and stress. Laugh, eat, be merry. Anybody with extra $ may send me some as It will permit me to travel.
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