Another day while I was in my office I finally discovered the source of the knocking. This little guy:
I named him Percy, for all the persistence he showed in trying to get in. He would knock on the window for hours. When I opened the window he wasn’t too pleased. Something was different and he stayed away. Bread crumbs on the window sill enticed him to come back.
Percy had such a pretty song. He would sit in the yew and sing to me, that is, when he wasn’t knocking on the window.
I haven’t seen him in a few days. I miss him.
Percy had such a pretty song. He would sit in the yew and sing to me, that is, when he wasn’t knocking on the window.
I haven’t seen him in a few days. I miss him.
AMDG
What a gift! A robin used to visit me during morning prayers at the chapel where I used to work, I think the birds are messengers of God's love!
ReplyDeleteI just love nature..and how sweet to have a bird knocking on your window. He wants you to know that he's there. I personally love to listen to birds singing.
ReplyDeleteI have two cats that are indoor only. We have had a stray male cat coming around and when one of my cats are enjoying the window..the stray jumps at them..scaring both the cats and me! He's a young cat but lately I've been afraid he'll break our screens. I think this little one just wants some friends to play with. :)
Such a cute birdie! We have a sparrow we hung a basket for on our porch ... So she could build her nest inside. Now we have bird traffic for my cats to watch out the window. :-)
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