We live in the country with a large back yard…
A field….
and some woods.
This leads to a lot of avian visitors.
Some of whom sadly commit suicide on our windows.
I wasn’t here when this particular bird went splat, but it did leave me a rather prominently placed clue in our bedroom.
A perfect dead bird body print.
Complete with wings.
RIP little one.
River's world..... 
Sometimes, they just get knocked silly. Some kids brought me a woodpecker that they thought had died or broken its neck on their storm door. I put it in a shoe box and watched some television. A half hour later, there was a rustling. Fortunately, I got the back door open and Woody flew away…
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Well, woodpeckers have jackhammers for heads so that makes sense. But this time I’m afraid I found the body parts after some critter was done with dinner…
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It kinda looks like a turtle swimming. Or would that be a tortoise? I never can keep those two straight.
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You’re saying a flying turtle committed suicide on my window? Damn. I’m almost sorry I missed that…
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A neutral shade of window tint can keep them from dashing themselves on the window. It also helps in keeping the drapes from sun rot …
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Creep-o-rama! That is 100% a bird ghost!
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Oh, hell.
I never thought of that!
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We had a bird hit the living room window. Sprint just happened to be outside sitting by that window when it hit. When the bird hit the ground, Sprint looked at Nick, picked up the bird, and walked off. It’s not DELIVERY! It’s DeBirdo!!
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Right place…. right time!
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Nick said she looked at him like she was DUE this bird. He laughed.
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The perils of country living, sometimes you have evidence of a not so good take off or landing and only have the “trace” of it. On a lighter note, maybe if you didn’t have such clear clean windows the poor thing might have seen it and flown over the house, lol.
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So you’re saying dirty windows will prevent bird deaths? Okay… I can live with that excuse not to clean!
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Poor birdie. 😦
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At least your “evidence” stayed outside. Unlike the the unlucky squirrel my dog brought into the living room to proudly display. I normally don’t rejoice over the death of any creature, but this particular squirrel has been teasing my dogs from up above for a long time. One too many times I guess.
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We had a chipmunk get inside years ago. Omg… that little bastard teased me for days. Have you ever tried to catch a chipmunk? It’s not easy!
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KILLER!!! MURDERER!! And you pick on hubby for stashing a ‘few’ small items in the barn!!! :O)
Because of the big tree outside my building we have loads of birds building their nests–and not one bird injury with our new hurricane windows—mmmmm—Southern birds must be smarter than Yankee birds!!
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Hey…
It’s not my fault my bedroom is so inviting.
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Oh. Oh my.
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