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Suicidal Bird

Clara Tea

Well-Known Member
It did not try to commit suicide.
It is more probable it was in a scared situation and your window was not seen.
If, by any chance, indeed it tried to end its own life, it means something was mentality (illness, drugged, etc.) or physically malfunctioning.
There is a very low probability, that it is in any way, related to your actions. I find that hard to believe based on your question.

If the robin was a typical alcoholic, it would testify that it was flying along, minding its own business, when suddenly a window leapt out in front of it and collided with it. It's all the window's fault.

Or, perhaps we could make the same traffic ticket refutation that Reverend Robert Schuller made? It was Satan that reached out and grabbed the robin and slammed him into a window.
 

Spiderman

Veteran Member
If the robin was a typical alcoholic, it would testify that it was flying along, minding its own business, when suddenly a window leapt out in front of it and collided with it. It's all the window's fault.

Or, perhaps we could make the same traffic ticket refutation that Reverend Robert Schuller made? It was Satan that reached out and grabbed the robin and slammed him into a window.
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Heyo

Veteran Member
It did not try to commit suicide.
It is more probable it was in a scared situation and your window was not seen.
If, by any chance, indeed it tried to end its own life, it means something was mentality (illness, drugged, etc.) or physically malfunctioning.
Unrelated to this event, it sometimes seems that birds unnecessarily risk their lives, e.g. flying dangerously near to cars or cats.
It is most likely a male showing off. It gives them clout with the ladies.
 

stvdv

Veteran Member: I Share (not Debate) my POV
What does it mean when I bird tries to commit suicide during your ritual?

I had a Robin slam into the side of my house during my Ostara Ritual; the little bugger hit the window of my meditation room.
God communicates personally to you, so only "you" know

IF such happens to me I would meditate until God reveals to me
 

Segev Moran

Well-Known Member
Unrelated to this event, it sometimes seems that birds unnecessarily risk their lives, e.g. flying dangerously near to cars or cats.
It is most likely a male showing off. It gives them clout with the ladies.
It's funny how humans took over the natural places of animals, and have the audacity to say they are risking their lives :)
It will be the same to say that dears risk their lives walking around in places where hunting is permitted (for some twisted reason ;))
 
They do fly into reflections from windows it looks like sky to them. They use to fly into the front window of my house until I fixed it I would find 5 or 6 birds a week they are flying full bore when they hit you can tell buy the sound. I did find a few that survived and they were able to fly away eventually. An overhang for the widow fixed it no more reflection of the sky.

If your finding dead birds around the windows of your home its likely the same problem.
 
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