20221017-1832. That day when I performed my Spider Rescue Mission with a plastic cup and stuff paper board, that same night a black bumblebee was upside on the kitchen tiled counter, near the opened kitchen window, to the right of the kitchen sink, where I recently placed our 33-pound counter to w plastic rice dispenser:- I also rescued that insect.
It barely climbed into the plastic cup, rolled onto its back, made a buzzing sound with its wing, righted itself up, and of course I placed it on the grass out back. I believe in letting nature take care of itself, much like I could barely take care of myself.
This afternoon and the past few days, I would refill the birdbath out back and noticed that HUGE black crows would appear, land into edges of cement birdbath, drink and bathe in the water.
Tonight there were at least three crows. Two were older, I could tell. Because a pecking order was established that one baby bird deferred bathing rights to its older counterparts while waiting all fluffed up at the base or of the side of the birdbath until the older birds finished their bathing.
I could tell that this was a baby bird because it’s feathers were cleaner and fluffier. I forgot to observe if its feet were pudgy like most fledglings.
As usual the smaller birds come around during midday and they come because of the fresh bath water I forced myself to refill everyday 24 hours, since the rains refuse to visit our neighborhood.
That’s all. FlynnsPaws.
Hello Flynn, nice, and good luck!