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Omnizoa
08-09-16, 09:08 AM
http://www.movieforums.com/community/attachment.php?attachmentid=26557&stc=1&d=1470744473
I'm pretty sure he has impacted ribs.
Omnizoa
08-09-16, 09:43 AM
http://www.movieforums.com/community/attachment.php?attachmentid=26558&stc=1&d=1470746595
Omnizoa
08-09-16, 10:16 AM
http://www.movieforums.com/community/attachment.php?attachmentid=26559&stc=1&d=1470748581
Id Google what to do in this situation. It seems to be moving and wanting food, thats a great sign.
Omnizoa
08-09-16, 10:30 AM
Id Google what to do in this situation. It seems to be moving and wanting food, thats a great sign.
He seems like he would rather sleep, I'm not even sure if he'll eat that. I chopped up some raw sunflower seeds I had in a feeder, but it's not commercial bird seed.
He may eat worms. Got a bait shop near you?
Omnizoa
08-09-16, 10:39 AM
Well, I Googled. Looks like I'm breaking the law.
He may eat worms. Got a bait shop near you?
I'm not buying bait. There is a wild bird supply store some distance away from me though, I may ask there.
CosmicRunaway
08-09-16, 10:40 AM
He looks much better in the second picture, though maybe that's just because he's right side up. What do you plan to do with him? Would a vet see a wild bird?
Omnizoa
08-09-16, 10:45 AM
He looks much better in the second picture, though maybe that's just because he's right side up.
The first picture was right after I put him down for the first time. He's actually got quite a bit of verve, but he's not very good at staying right-side up.
What do you plan to do with him? Would a vet see a wild bird?
I seriously doubt it.
Omnizoa
08-09-16, 10:56 AM
Interesting trivia, I only found him because I was watching a movie. I was watching Ip Man on the train and I missed my stop. As I was walking back I noticed him on his back on the side of the walk.
The Rodent
08-09-16, 11:02 AM
Not sure what species that is but appears to me those are downy feathers on and around the head.
He's probably still too young to feed himself without help.
If this is the case, you'll need live insects and worms.
Best off finding out what it is first.
CosmicRunaway
08-09-16, 11:05 AM
How exactly are you breaking the law by the way? You never explained that. Is it illegal to take wild birds indoors or something? Were you supposed to call animal control instead?
Last week I discovered a dead bird on our lawn, but before my room mates and I could come to a conclusion about what to do with it (we didn't want to touch it due to diseases, and we didn't know if we should just call the landlord or look up the number to the municipal animal control centre or something) it disappeared. It's likely that a neighbourhood cat or dog took it.
For the next day or two we heard a lot of distressed baby bird sounds around the house. :( Hopefully your little guy is able to make a full recovery.
Last week I discovered a dead bird on our lawn, but before my room mates and I could come to a conclusion about what to do with it (we didn't want to touch it due to diseases, and we didn't know if we should just call the landlord or look up the number to the municipal animal control centre or something) it disappeared. It's likely that a neighbourhood cat or dog took it.
For the next day or two we heard a lot of distressed baby bird sounds around the house. :(
Oh my gosh thats terrible! The bird might have crawled somewhere and was crying for help. :facepalm:
Omni it might have fallen out of its nest, it looks like a wren. Youre gonna have to go against your humane nature and get it some worms, insects, and such. That is what they eat, what their mothers feed them.
The other day my dog Ike was barking at something at the side of the yard. I couldn't see what it was, but then I saw a bird sort of half-fly, half-run into the grass. Ike was naturally excited, but didn't attack it; he just danced around it, barked at it, etc. It clearly couldn't fly.
I went inside for awhile and came back out an hour later to see if it'd recovered: couldn't find it. Went around with a flashlight, didn't see it. Was relieved: must've flown away. Then I turn around to head back to the house and, like a horror movie, it's standing there in front of the door looking at me. Didn't run when I got close, just sitting looking very pensive.
Went back inside for a bit, came back out...and was actually gone this time.
From what I've read, it's quite common for birds to smack into something and get a concussion, and then just shake it off after awhile. Not that that necessarily applies or helps here.
Omnizoa
08-09-16, 11:19 AM
How exactly are you breaking the law by the way? You never explained that. Is it illegal to take wild birds indoors or something? Were you supposed to call animal control instead?
Supposedly "federal, state and provincial legislation makes it illegal for unlicensed individuals to care for virtually any native bird species", which is one of many dumb laws I'm content to break.
Last week I discovered a dead bird on our lawn, but before my room mates and I could come to a conclusion about what to do with it (we didn't want to touch it due to diseases, and we didn't know if we should just call the landlord or look up the number to the municipal animal control centre or something) it disappeared. It's likely that a neighbourhood cat or dog took it.
I picked up a bat this week too. They can't easily get off the ground on their own and it would've been run over where it was.
For the next day or two we heard a lot of distressed baby bird sounds around the house. :( Hopefully your little guy is able to make a full recovery.
I'm not entirely convinced that's possible, he's very lop-sided. The best I can hope for is making the most of what life he may have left.
He's been trying to climb out of the box the last few minutes and when he topples over onto his back he can't get up without help.
Omnizoa
08-09-16, 11:23 AM
Oh my gosh thats terrible! The bird might have crawled somewhere and was crying for help. :facepalm:
At a lakehouse I used to visit it was common for frogs to fall down into the basement window wells and die down there. I've even found a turtle in one of them once.
CosmicRunaway
08-09-16, 11:26 AM
The bird might have crawled somewhere and was crying for help.
No, it was definitely dead. It was on it's back with it's legs straight up in the air with some flies picking at it. Maybe some maggots or worms? I sort of blocked the image out of my mind. I thought it might just be a carcass at first sight, but the bird was actually intact.
I have no idea how long it was there before I spotted it, because it was along the side of our house not visible from the street on a narrow yard we don't ever walk on. I only saw it because I had to go into the currently uninhabited apartment in the basement to empty a dehumidifier. The landlord wanted it running because there was a lot of water damage in that room (the bottom of our water boiler completely gave out last month and spilled a lot of water). I happened to look out the half curtained window there, and that's where I saw the bird.
It was there at least an hour or so after I spotted it. It wasn't a baby, since it was fairly large. It was probably the mother to the ones we heard crying later, which was very saddening.
Omnizoa
08-09-16, 11:31 AM
Close-up on his back:
http://www.movieforums.com/community/attachment.php?attachmentid=26560&stc=1&d=1470752946
Hasn't eaten or drank anything, the seeds in his feathers are from falling in his food dish.
Omnizoa
08-09-16, 11:35 AM
He's managed to mostly flip himself back over once now, that's a good sign.
CosmicRunaway
08-09-16, 11:36 AM
I'm afraid that this thread is going to be very sad.
Omnizoa
08-09-16, 11:39 AM
I'm afraid that this thread is going to be very sad.
We shall see, I'm going to the wild bird supply store right now.
christine
08-09-16, 01:31 PM
It's a sparrow isn't it?
Awwww, you should name him Corpsey.
Omnizoa
08-09-16, 01:50 PM
It's a sparrow isn't it?
Just got back. I went way out into a part of town I've never been to before. There were three nice ladies at the shop who identified it as a house sparrow, offered a lot of advice on how to feed it, and even gave me a free 2-pound bag of seed.
Just got back. I went way out into a part of town I've never been to before. There were three nice ladies at the shop who identified it as a house sparrow, offered a lot of advice on how to feed it, and even gave me a free 2-pound bag of seed.
Aw! Well cool. Did you bring the bird itself, do they think itll make it?
Omnizoa
08-09-16, 02:18 PM
Aw! Well cool. Did you bring the bird itself, do they think itll make it?
I think it was hard enough on him to have me looming over and handling it without walking it a couple miles back and forth so I went alone.
http://www.movieforums.com/community/attachment.php?attachmentid=26561&stc=1&d=1470762881
His new box. I put in a bigger plate of water and scattered food all over. I read that it's wise to cover the box with a sheet to prevent them from freaking out and trying to escape. This way I can keep him in a more accessible room where he gets rotating light.
Omnizoa
08-09-16, 08:51 PM
http://www.movieforums.com/community/attachment.php?attachmentid=26562&stc=1&d=1470786507
I think the blanket really helped to calm him down. I went to sleep for a few hours in the same room and I heard him quietly scratching and moving around inside, but there's been no indication since that he's fallen over.
I can't tell if he's been eating, I'd like to think he has, but I worry most about water and whether he'll drink from the dish.
matt72582
08-09-16, 08:59 PM
http://www.movieforums.com/community/attachment.php?attachmentid=26562&stc=1&d=1470786507
I think the blanket really helped to calm him down. I went to sleep for a few hours in the same room and I heard him quietly scratching and moving around inside, but there's been no indication since that he's fallen over.
I can't tell if he's been eating, I'd like to think he has, but I worry most about water and whether he'll drink from the dish.
Maybe a tiny bottle (similar to Visine) of water and have it dripping an inch above his beak. This way it doesn't get on his feathers (flu fear). I always noticed birds eating worms that way. I'm thinking you can make one with a shampoo bottle after it's cleaned out really good, poke a hole, and try that.
Omnizoa
08-09-16, 09:06 PM
Maybe a tiny bottle (similar to Visine) of water and have it dripping an inch above his beak. This way it doesn't get on his feathers (flu fear). I always noticed birds eating worms that way. I'm thinking you can make one with a shampoo bottle after it's cleaned out really good, poke a hole, and try that.
I read about eyedroppers, but I haven't got anything that could be reliably used like that. I might have to buy one.
The ladies at the store warned against feeding the bird that way unless it was very young, but they said it might be a juvie so I'm not sure.
Captain Steel
08-09-16, 09:39 PM
I think all of MoFo is following this story!
Captain Steel
08-09-16, 09:49 PM
Wish I could offer some advice - in my family we grew up with birds, mostly parakeets, but we also had a canary and a cockatiel.
I remember doing the eyedropper water feeding & giving medicine to one parakeet when he became too old & sick.
For some reason we used to cover their cages at night with a cloth or a sheet... maybe it made them feel more secure rather than having (what was to them) a sea of endless darkness beyond the tiny bars of their cage?
The sheet over top the box was an excellent idea. Only other thing I could recommend is keep him in a quiet, non-air-conditioned room. Birds do best in natural ambient temperatures. Darkness may keep him calmer, but probably best to mimic light and dark of the daily cycle.
Yeah Omni I hope this ends happy for you two. Definitely will have to do the eyedropper deal as Ive heard of that often, just to make sure that he does feed. Itll put up a fit, but he'll eat too.
Citizen Rules
08-09-16, 10:16 PM
The stress of being in captive and being handled will most likely kill this bird. If it can't fly right now, it's not going to make it.
Omnizoa
08-09-16, 10:47 PM
Wish I could offer some advice - in my family we grew up with birds, mostly parakeets, but we also had a canary and a cockatiel.
I grew up with parrots, cats, dogs, guinea pigs, ferrets, chinchillas, and saltwater fish.
The sheet over top the box was an excellent idea. Only other thing I could recommend is keep him in a quiet, non-air-conditioned room. Birds do best in natural ambient temperatures.
I've been concerned about the air conditioner, my room can become very hot without it.
The stress of being in captive and being handled will most likely kill this bird. If it can't fly right now, it's not going to make it.
That remains to be seen. I'm not messing with it any more than I need to.
Omnizoa
08-10-16, 11:38 AM
Well I've just had one of the filthiest days of my life, I don't think I'll ever wash the sin out. After the last 11 hours I think I'm gonna descend fully-clothed into a cold bath, but first...
http://www.movieforums.com/community/attachment.php?attachmentid=26564&stc=1&d=1470839824
You poor bastard. T'sokay, I've brought goodies...
Chypmunk
08-10-16, 11:48 AM
Awwwwwww.
Kudos for trying your best to help.
Omnizoa
08-10-16, 11:54 AM
Awwwwwww.
Kudos for trying your best to help.
He's not dead yet, time for a project.
http://www.movieforums.com/community/attachment.php?attachmentid=26565&stc=1&d=1470840809
The Magic: The Gathering cards are absolutely critical to my plan.
Chypmunk
08-10-16, 11:58 AM
He's not dead yet, time for a project.
http://www.movieforums.com/community/attachment.php?attachmentid=26565&stc=1&d=1470840809
The Magic: The Gathering cards are absolutely critical to my plan.
Oops lol - hope the lil feller makes it!
He's not dead yet
This quote, in this context, is like a perfect mashup of this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGFXGwHsD_A
And this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npjOSLCR2hE
http://www.movieforums.com/community/attachment.php?attachmentid=26564&stc=1&d=1470839824
I dont know Omni, if the birds still not even able to stand.... Give a phone call to a vets office, and see if one will give you some free advice on a wild bird. They may say since it doesnt have any ability to properly move itself, in any capacity, then to put it down.
Citizen Rules
08-10-16, 12:43 PM
....
http://www.movieforums.com/community/attachment.php?attachmentid=26564&stc=1&d=1470839824
He's not dead yet, time for a project.
http://www.movieforums.com/community/attachment.php?attachmentid=26565&stc=1&d=1470840809
The Magic: The Gathering cards are absolutely critical to my plan.
:suspicious: OMG:eek: Do you have something Satanic planned for that poor bird.
Mr Minio
08-10-16, 12:44 PM
And I thought you eventually brought a girl home and wanted to congratulate you!
Captain Steel
08-10-16, 01:19 PM
Well I've just had one of the filthiest days of my life, I don't think I'll ever wash the sin out. After the last 11 hours I think I'm gonna descend fully-clothed into a cold bath, but first...
No one else found this intriguing?
What's all this about then?
Omnizoa
08-10-16, 01:56 PM
This quote, in this context, is like a perfect mashup of this:
I don't even have to see either video to know exactly what you're talking about.
I dont know Omni, if the birds still not even able to stand....
Oh, it can stand well enough to jump out of my hands and run away from me, it just keeps winding up on it's back when it tries to jump out of the box and it can't roll over most of the time.
Give a phone call to a vets office, and see if one will give you some free advice on a wild bird. They may say since it doesnt have any ability to properly move itself, in any capacity, then to put it down.
Which is exactly why I'm reluctant to do so.
Omnizoa
08-10-16, 02:03 PM
:suspicious: OMG:eek: Do you have something Satanic planned for that poor bird.
http://www.movieforums.com/community/attachment.php?attachmentid=26566&stc=1&d=1470848318
http://www.movieforums.com/community/attachment.php?attachmentid=26567&stc=1&d=1470848347
I reasoned that keeping it in a shallow covered box while I make noises and occasionally pop in must freak it the hell out so I decided to make a different home with taller walls and a way to look out so he can grow accustomed to my presence (I also wanted a way to see if he's tumbled over). I also have an dropper which I can stick through the holes but he's very ruffled right now.
If he becomes able enough to climb around on the walls and branches I put inside then I'll know he's getting better.
CosmicRunaway
08-10-16, 02:05 PM
What part of the bird's new house did you need the MTG cards for?
Omnizoa
08-10-16, 02:13 PM
And I thought you eventually brought a girl home and wanted to congratulate you!No one else found this intriguing?
What's all this about then?
Terrorist scum. They get it all over.
What part of the bird's new house did you need the MTG cards for?
I don't understand the question.
http://gatherer.wizards.com/Handlers/Image.ashx?multiverseid=414467&type=card
Omnizoa
08-10-16, 02:15 PM
Yay. It's kinda janky when it tries to turn around, but I just saw it climb up on the elevated branch.
Sexy Celebrity
08-10-16, 02:19 PM
Would you please just throw a snake in there and give it a little lunch?
That's nature's way.
Omnizoa
08-10-16, 02:36 PM
Breakthrough!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NKeRDKXcf0
It has never made any chirping noises before, but now it lightly cheeps and chitters and it has WAY more energy than when first I found it.
matt72582
08-10-16, 02:38 PM
You and the bird should watch a great movie together :)
(No Hitchcock)
Mr Minio
08-10-16, 02:46 PM
Terrorist scum. They get it all over.???!!!
Captain Steel
08-10-16, 02:48 PM
Terrorist scum. They get it all over.
Now I really want to know what happened earlier.
If you feel filthy and need to wash the "sin" out, then who are the "terrorist scum"?
Breakthrough!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NKeRDKXcf0
It has never made any chirping noises before, but now it lightly cheeps and chitters and it has WAY more energy than when first I found it.
Ill let Captain and Minio try and pry out what you meant earlier, but I have to say Im impressed by your efforts :up: Im really rooting for you two, and hey, if you pull this off it may get Thread Of The Year. Better than the Trump thread. ;)
:suspicious: OMG:eek: Do you have something Satanic planned for that poor bird.
Oh come on Citizen, any House Sparrow worth its salt knows how to play Magic: The Gathering. ;)
Omnizoa
08-10-16, 03:06 PM
Now I really want to know what happened earlier.
If you feel filthy and need to wash the "sin" out, then who are the "terrorist scum"?
A terrorist is like a snail, it leaves a trail of scum everywhere it goes and it has aberrant sexual fetishes. I did take that clothed bath by the way, stained the water black.
Captain Steel
08-10-16, 03:08 PM
Yes! I ditto Tongo's sentiment about being impressed with your efforts, Omni.
This is so cool. Birdie seems to like the new home you've built for him.
If you haven't done so already, try putting a long branch through the holes in the box to create a perch a couple inches above the bottom and see how he reacts to that.
Oh, and keep the Terrorist Scum away from him!
A terrorist is like a snail, it leaves a trail of scum everywhere it goes and it has aberrant sexual fetishes. I did take that clothed bath by the way, stained the water black.
I didnt know snails had abherrent sexual fetishes. I think Ill google that.....
http://blurbrain.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/Snail-Playboy-Magazine-34973.jpg
Mr Minio
08-10-16, 03:15 PM
Call me stupid, but I still don't understand what he's talking about.
Omnizoa
08-10-16, 03:34 PM
Yes! I ditto Tongo's sentiment about being impressed with your efforts, Omni.
This is so cool. Birdie seems to like the new home you've built for him.
If you haven't done so already, try putting a long branch through the holes in the box to create a perch a couple inches above the bottom and see how he reacts to that.
I don't trust hanging it more than an inch above the ground, but I have adjusted the larger twig to be a perch.
I've noticed by this point that it doesn't seem to be a straightforward chest wound as I initially thought, but the joints at the base of it's tail and right wing are raw pink and it seems to move with no regard for them, often sitting on it's tail or outright grabbing it's own feathers with it's talons when it falls down (which keeps happening). I worry that repeatedly reaching in to roll it over may put more stress on the joints than necessary. They may heal better if he's not moving, so I'm torn between righting it so it can eat and drink, or leaving it so it can heal. Even then I'm not sure it can heal.
Omnizoa
08-10-16, 03:49 PM
It's started biting me, so I've managed to tease it into drinking water from the dropper.
I also just saw it eat for the first time after jumping onto the perch. It's eating grass seed, but it is eating.
Omnizoa
08-10-16, 05:10 PM
Added more grass seed and perches.
http://www.movieforums.com/community/attachment.php?attachmentid=26568&stc=1&d=1470859830
Captain Steel
08-10-16, 06:49 PM
Nice perches, dude!
If he starts feeling better he'll be on one of those since birds always prefer a perch to the ground (unless they're in a really bad way).
Now... mind telling us about the filth of yesterday and why you had to take a bath (and the terrorists)?
Citizen Rules
08-10-16, 10:50 PM
http://www.movieforums.com/community/attachment.php?attachmentid=26566&stc=1&d=1470848318
http://www.movieforums.com/community/attachment.php?attachmentid=26567&stc=1&d=1470848347
I reasoned that keeping it in a shallow covered box while I make noises and occasionally pop in must freak it the hell out so I decided to make a different home with taller walls and a way to look out so he can grow accustomed to my presence (I also wanted a way to see if he's tumbled over). I also have an dropper which I can stick through the holes but he's very ruffled right now.
I was joking of course:p Good on you for trying to help. You said the bird is trying to bite you, that's a good sign, it must have more strength.
It's started biting me, so I've managed to tease it into drinking water from the dropper.
It also just saw it eat for the first time after jumping onto the perch. It's eating grass seed, but it is eating.
Awesome!
Omnizoa
08-10-16, 11:37 PM
I'm worried.
http://www.movieforums.com/community/attachment.php?attachmentid=26569&stc=1&d=1470882732
He just keeps winding up on his back and not wanting to keep handling him I left him that way and now he looks fricken' horrible.
I think the grass on the bottom of the box has been tangling him up so I removed all of it save a couple clusters of grass seed so hopefully with some time and a bit of the water I was able to give him he'll be better when I come back, but I have to leave him for a few hours again.
Sexy Celebrity
08-10-16, 11:39 PM
I think it's time to call Norman Bates if you want to keep that bird any longer.
I'm worried.
He just keeps winding up on his back and not wanting to keep handling him I left him that way and now he looks fricken' horrible.
I think the grass on the bottom of the box has been tangling him up so I removed all of it save a couple clusters of grass seed so hopefully with some time and a bit of the water I was able to give him he'll be better when I come back, but I have to leave him for a few hours again.
Gah!
Well youve done all you can. Just wait and see.
Austruck
08-10-16, 11:48 PM
If the worst happens, please keep in mind that you have been the Bird Whisperer throughout this experience, and that, without you, this little guy would have died alone and exposed to the elements (or worse). You're giving him a fighting chance and comfort and love, no matter what happens next.
Omnizoa
08-11-16, 12:22 AM
If the worst happens, please keep in mind that you have been the Bird Whisperer throughout this experience, and that, without you, this little guy would have died alone and exposed to the elements (or worse). You're giving him a fighting chance and comfort and love, no matter what happens next.
That's the idea.
https://media.giphy.com/media/3o6ozthpyPfmo0B5S0/giphy.gif
Any good news? Did it make it thru the night?
Omnizoa
08-11-16, 09:35 AM
Any good news? Did it make it thru the night?
I'm afraid he died.
Chypmunk
08-11-16, 09:41 AM
I'm afraid he died.
Awwwwwwwwwwwwww :bawling:
Kudos for doing the best you could though and trying to help!
RIP :(
Yeah, great job trying to help it :up:.
Omnizoa
08-11-16, 10:12 AM
It was out of my hands. His insistence on escaping kept landing him on his back and I couldn't keep rolling him over every two minutes, especially while I have to sleep and handling him risks exacerbating his injuries. On his back, in pain, and covered in his own mess for several hours, the suffering took it's toll and he died of stress, as he likely would have sooner on the side of the bike trail I found him on.
Had he not brought it upon himself and remained perched he might have healed, but as it was, only indefinite attendance might've saved him and I'm afraid that's not something I was able to provide, nor do I believe a wildlife rehab center would've realistically been able to provide, the nearest of which would've required long rough travel and ran the risk of compulsory release and subsequent euthanasia, which I would not abide.
It really is too bad.
http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h33/RegalNightmare123/Mofie%20Final.gif
matt72582
08-11-16, 10:32 AM
Damn.. Sorry.
You tried. Thanks for trying.
Austruck
08-11-16, 11:09 AM
He had a far better end with you than he did outside. Sometimes that is the best a person can do.
http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h33/RegalNightmare123/Mofie%20Final.gif
Really was a cute little bird. Maybe you should go get a bird now?! :)
You tried. Thanks for trying.
http://i66.tinypic.com/ohutrn.jpg
Note: I'm not actually saying this to Omni, again great job, Yoda's post just reminded me of this.
cricket
08-11-16, 11:20 AM
Murderer
Get a baby bat. I didnt realize how cute they were.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enHBEbplW1Y
Omnizoa
08-11-16, 11:34 AM
Really was a cute little bird. Maybe you should go get a bird now?! :)
No.
Omnizoa
08-11-16, 11:36 AM
Get a baby bat. I didnt realize how cute they were.
Baby fruit bats are incredibly cute, but still no.
CosmicRunaway
08-11-16, 12:17 PM
RIP nameless wild bird Omni found.
It feels like you should get something to make use of that little room you built though.
RIP nameless wild bird Omni found.
It feels like you should get something to make use of that little room you built though.
I agree. Get a Pac-Man frog! :)
http://www.brandywinezoo.org/images/pacman-frog.jpg
Omnizoa
08-11-16, 01:04 PM
RIP nameless wild bird Omni found.
I actually named all of the files "Mofie".
It feels like you should get something to make use of that little room you built though.
http://www.movieforums.com/community/attachment.php?attachmentid=26574&stc=1&d=1470931456
Sexy Celebrity
08-12-16, 03:15 PM
http://www.movieforums.com/community/attachment.php?attachmentid=26581&stc=1&d=1471025765
Next time you should bring home James Caan.
Omnizoa
08-13-16, 06:10 PM
http://www.movieforums.com/community/attachment.php?attachmentid=26581&stc=1&d=1471025765
Next time you should bring home James Caan.
I somehow missed this, very nice.
Captain Steel
08-13-16, 06:42 PM
Didn't she call James Caan's character a "dirty birdie" a couple times?
awh sorry,thats awful You showed you care though!
This was a great read. RIP little birdie and I appreciate your effort Omni. :up:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lq49EgvdIZU
MovieMeditation
08-13-16, 09:27 PM
This was a very interesting thread to look through. I was getting all excited here in the middle of the night at 02:30 AM.
...And then the little bastard died on us. God dammit. Can't sleep now that's for sure.
Sexy Celebrity
08-13-16, 09:28 PM
Didn't she call James Caan's character a "dirty birdie" a couple times?
"Dirty bird." Yes.
False Writer
08-14-16, 04:46 PM
Dang that really sucks what happened to the bird. But the effort you put in to care for it was admirable, it would have probably died hours after you found it if you would've just left it there. You gave it a fighting chance.
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