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I was just wisited by a Buzzard being chased by murder of crows, it's a bird of prey. It flew and smashed against a window of a building im working in. I was checking on it and googling about it and rescues to see what to do.

It got conscious after about 10mins and was all still confused and started flying into the doors. I just left it there, after some time it flew away, was again chased by a large murder of crows.

I did find a number of a rescue and while talking it flew away, they said to put it in a box to get better, that it should recover in an hour or two.

I was quite startled when i t started kinda flying towards me. Was very strange encounter.

And also saw a freshly dead cat at the side of the road when going to work. I just hoped the bird won't die too.

Picture taken from inside, didn't want it flying towards me again.

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Buzzard

It was one of those days when all I wanted to do was walk until my legs ached, the best way to clear my head of the pressures and worries that weighed it down. Solitude and fresh air were the only remedy, even on an exceptionally hot June day. I tugged on my straw hat, stepped outside, and shut the door behind me. There were birds and insects everywhere; I couldn’t always see them but heard…

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🦅 Manuel de l'ornithologiste préparateur Grenoble: Chez H. Bouteille, 1845. Original source Image description: Historical black-and-white illustration titled "Rapaces Diurnes" from 1845, depicting three different species of buzzards perched on tree branches. The top bird, labeled "Buse Commune" (Buteo variegatus), has a hooked beak, detailed feathers, and sharp talons gripping the branch. Below it on the left is "Buse Patue" (Buteo lagopus), smaller with a lighter, streaked chest and darker wings. On the lower right is "Buse Bondrée" (Buteo apivorus), showing a robust body, strong curved beak, and a banded tail. Each bird is finely detailed to highlight species distinctions, serving as a scientific ornithological reference.

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