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Saig:I actually feel lucky to witness something like this now. At first I didn’t understand what was happening, but after noticing that both parents were coming to feed the little ones, I became interested. I’ve released the bird and I’m leaving the nest alone. I’ll just observe them from a distance and let nature take its course |
RillJ:Exactly! If na me dey trapped inside there, the first thing I go pray for na freedom. So I couldn’t keep the poor bird trapped either |
oyeomere:You people have officially made me a resident of the animal kingdom. I honestly didn’t notice when the bird was building the nest. By the time I realized what was happening, they had already established their family residence inside my window At this point, I have accepted my role as their landlord. No rent, no electricity bill, just peace and quiet I’ve released the bird and I’m allowing them to raise their chicks peacefully. I come in peace too👍 |
Bahamas95:Honestly, even I don’t know why a simple bird turned into a JAMB question. I thought it was just Should I release this bird but suddenly there are 14 different things to consider. 😂 Anyway, I’ve released it now, so at least that part of the exam has been answered. |
Kobranet123:So na bird surveillance unit I unknowingly subscribed to? Maybe that’s why the two of them are always coming and going. Let me behave myself before they submit their report to the government.😂 |
lagonovo:I hope they are happy o. If Karishika and Ayamatanga are behind this, then I hope they also brought prosperity with the messenger. I’ve released the bird already, so everybody should be happy now. |
AkpaMgbor:This one made me laugh. Imagine doing your business in the toilet while the mother bird is just there staring at you like, “Are you done yet? I have children to feed. But seriously, it’s amazing how comfortable they can become around humans when they realize you’re not a threat. I’m also trying not to disturb mine. It’s actually interesting watching them raise their young. |
EdiskyHarry:Thank you. That’s what I’m doing now. I’ve stopped interfering and I’m just allowing them to do their thing. I didn’t touch the nest or the chicks. I’ll wait until the chicks are fully grown and leave before I even think about doing anything with the nest. For now, they are free to use my window as their maternity ward |
ChisomLexus:That’s exactly what I eventually did. I wasn’t planning to keep it anyway; I was just confused about what was best to do because of the chicks. I’ve released the bird now and left the window open so they can come and go freely |
TooMuchStuff:Amen o 🙏😂. If it’s truly a messenger of peace and prosperity, then I hope the message has been received. I’ve released the bird and I’m allowing the family to continue their business in peace. May the prosperity part locate me too. 😂 |
PRINCESSFCFANSs:Thank you. I’ll definitely be careful. Honestly, that was one of the reasons I came here to ask before doing anything. I didn’t know much about the birds, so I didn’t want to assume anything. I’ve released it now and I’m keeping my distance from the nest |
enemyofprogress:You people no get mercy at all. I came here looking for advice on how to protect the bird and you people are giving me recipe. The bird has already been released o. No frying pan involved. 😂 |
DMCA:You people have already started with food! No pot, no Maggi, nothing. I just wanted to understand what I should do because I accidentally trapped the poor thing. I’ve released my “stomach infrastructural blessing” already.but Let the bird go and raise its children in peace abeg. 😂 |
TheWolfen:That’s actually amazing. I didn’t know birds could keep using the same nest for that long. This is my first time witnessing something like this up close, and honestly I’ve become interested in watching them. I can now understand why the two adult birds were always taking turns bringing food. Thanks for sharing your experience. |
FriendsAndFans:Thank you for the explanation. That was actually what I was worried about initially because I didn’t know whether trapping the mother could make them abandon the chicks. That’s why I decided to ask before doing anything. I’ve released her now and I’m leaving them completely undisturbed. I’ve also noticed that she now stays in the nest longer after feeding while the other bird flies away. Hopefully the chicks will grow strong and leave safely. |
UPDATE 2: Something interesting happened after I freed the bird. I noticed that before, whenever the two adult birds came to feed the chicks, they would both leave shortly afterward. But since I opened the window and released the female, she has started staying inside the nest after feeding while the husband flies away. As I’m writing this, she is still inside the nest. I’m just observing from a distance. Maybe the chicks are getting to the stage where she needs to stay with them more. Nature is really fascinating. I’m glad I listened to the advice here and let them remain free.
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PapaNnamdi:😂😂 It seems this family has officially claimed my window as their ancestral home. At this point, I’m just their landlord. I’ve freed the bird already, so they can continue with their family business in peace |
Filipy:😂😂 I don hear them o! I wasn’t even trying to harm the bird. I genuinely didn’t know whether I should release it immediately or leave it because of the young ones. That’s why I brought the matter here. But I’ve followed the advice and released the bird already. Nature can have its way now |
Koppaguard:😂😂 No be so o! I wasn’t planning to eat the poor bird. I was genuinely concerned because I accidentally trapped it and could see the other bird outside looking for it. That’s why I came here to ask for advice. Anyway, the bird has been released already. Thanks for the comment |
emperor4love:Thank you very much. 🙏 I appreciate the advice. I’ve freed the bird already, and honestly, seeing it fly back out made me feel relieved. I’ll just let nature take its course and allow them to raise their young ones in peace |
TheWolfen:Thank you. That was exactly what I eventually did. I opened the window and allowed the bird to leave on its own. The other bird was still around outside, so I’m glad I didn’t keep it trapped. I’ll leave the place open and let them come and go as they please. 👍 |
Newsmills:Thank you very much. 🙏 I really appreciate your advice. That was actually why I decided to ask here before doing anything else. I’ve freed the bird now and I’ll leave the nest and the birds completely undisturbed. Sometimes it’s better to ask and learn than to act out of ignorance. Thanks once again. |
YOUNGELDER1:😂😂 No vex o, I honestly wasn’t planning to keep the bird or use it for anything. I was just genuinely confused because I realized it had young ones around the nest and the other bird was outside waiting. I didn’t want to make the wrong decision, that’s why I came here to ask people who might know better. Anyway, I’ve freed the bird already. Thanks for your concern |
UPDATE: I’ve set the bird free. 🙏 Thanks so much to everyone who took the time to comment and share their advice. I read through the responses and decided that the best thing to do was to open the window and let the bird go back to its mate and the little ones. As soon as I opened it, the bird flew out, and the other bird was still around. I’m honestly relieved because I didn’t want to be the reason the family was separated. I’ll leave the nest and the birds completely undisturbed from now on. Thank you all once again for your advice and concern
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Good morning everyone. I need your advice/opinions on something that happened in my house. I took this picture of a bird that has been visiting my window for some time now. At first, I didn’t really pay much attention to it, but after some time I started noticing that the bird was coming regularly and behaving differently. There is a kind of net/space around my window, and apparently, the bird has made a nest somewhere inside. I could always hear the sounds of the little birds/chicks inside whenever the adult bird came around. What really caught my attention was that the adult bird didn’t just come there randomly. It seemed like the mother and another bird, which I assume is the father or her mate, were both taking care of the little ones. I would see one of them come around with something in its mouth, enter the net, stay for a while and then leave. Sometimes the other one would come shortly after and do the same thing. So I became curious and started paying more attention to them. I could hear the little birds making noise whenever the adults came to feed them. It was actually interesting to watch because both adult birds seemed to be taking turns caring for the young ones. Now this is where the problem started. Today, the bird came into the net again. I happened to be close to the window, so I quickly closed/locked the window without thinking much about it. After I locked it, I realized that the bird was now trapped inside. She immediately started trying to find her way out. She was moving around and looking for an opening, obviously trying to escape. At the same time, I could see the other bird outside flying around and staying close to the window. The outside bird kept moving around as if it was looking for its mate. Meanwhile, the one inside was also moving around trying to find a way out. That’s when I started feeling somehow guilty because I realized that I might have separated a mother from her babies and also separated the two adult birds from each other. Now I’m confused about what to do. Should I open the window and allow the bird to fly out immediately? Or should I leave her there for a while because the chicks are inside the net and she may need to stay around them? I’m also wondering whether I should completely leave the nest and the birds alone from now on, or whether I should do something to make the place safer for them. I honestly didn’t plan to trap the bird. It happened because I noticed her inside and locked the window. I also don’t want to do anything that could harm the bird or prevent the parents from taking care of their young ones. I’ve attached the picture I took of the bird. Nairalanders, what do you think I should do? 1. Should I free the bird immediately? 2. Should I leave her there because the chicks are somewhere inside? 3. Is it possible that the other bird outside is actually her mate? 4. Should I leave the nest alone completely until the chicks are grown? 5. Has anyone experienced something similar before? Please share your thoughts and experience. I genuinely don’t want to make the wrong decision and end up harming the birds.
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