Hello all friends In the morning as usual every day Before going downstairs, open the bird cage to receive more morning sunlight and good weather. But I heard the birds singing. It doesn't sound normal. He made a loud noise so he walked around the birdcage area to observe the bird. He found it. It was stuck in the rolled up cloth. I'm not sure what this bird is called. Did you know that it is a night bird?
So I called my husband to come look. My husband asked me to find a device to free him from the actual net that was stuck in it. My husband tried to remove it. I let it fall out of the net but it didn't work. This bird's mouth If it bites, it will definitely hurt. It has a mouth like an eagle's. but smaller My husband must wear gloves. Helps prevent birds from biting It takes some time.
I asked my husband what the name of this bird was. He said owl. When the net was successfully removed from the bird, he picked it up and released it in the area of the house. Far from my flower garden At first, my husband would let me go. In the forest garden there are many trees. But I'm afraid it will be dangerous. The cat I raised or was captured by an eagle or other animals Because he looked puzzled when I let him go. It's not moving properly. Which makes me worry about this.
Then I have time to drink my morning coffee. I consulted with my husband to find out about this bird. In short, it really is a nocturnal bird. But it eats everything I was shocked to receive an answer from Google that it eats everything. While I raise many birds I was worried that some would fly and get caught in the nets. Or is it because he wants to eat my bird? Oh my god, no. At first I wanted to get one because they're cute and have big eyes. I really want to raise it. But I couldn't because I was afraid it would bite. In conclusion, I walked to the flower garden where my husband released the birds. It's not here. I tried looking and couldn't find it. It's a small bird. Shaped like an eagle The eyes are big and beautiful. If you look carefully, you will see red rims. "May this bird be safe."