[JayGalt]

Interesting. That finch could have been a goner.

[heterosupremacist]

T Y 4 posting!

[lee martell]

Now he really is as free as a bird. So glad the bird is unstuck. I thought it was a female English Sparrow. Those are very common in Detroit, Michigan and Ontario, Canada.

[georgiegirl]

Beautiful report! I kept thinking as I watched you rescue the little bird, that this is the way God’s hand is on us when we get into a fix.

[fieldmarshaldj]

Dude sounded like Darth Vader.

[MV=PY]

Beautiful. Thanks for posting.

[T-Bone Texan]

You’re awesome. That was nice.

[DNME]

Slightly off topic, perhaps ...

I’ve noticed a lot of stories lately of animals turning to humans for help. Just in the past week I’ve seen videos about a raven seek assistance with porcupine quills, a humpback whale coming up next to a couple of guys in a fishing boat with line caught in its mouth, a Canada goose seeking help for an entangled gosling and several stories about injured elephants.

Critters used to be terrified of humans, and for good reason. Now they know we can help them. Is this part of the End of Days?

[jmacusa]

Good job. God bless you.

[RegulatorCountry]

Cute video. Why is it, though, that you only post links to this particular site? For ad income?

[jch10]

Thank you for that.

[patriot08]

Thanks for your kindness to the little bird.

[Albion Wilde]

That is so sweet!