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ah, so close. really cool effect on the picture though.
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We get this all the time - it doesnt seem to harm them permanently - it looks like a dove or some sort of pigeon - we have one at the moment on the landing window but not quite as clear as this one x
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We are amazed it the detail Lynne
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Well it wasn't below the window when I looked so it must have flown off but could well have died later
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It's usually blue tit's here.
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Oh hell no, not what I think it is?
Maybe you should put a warning stop sign or something in front of that window?
Still, you have to admit, it's nicely done.
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Cheers David ,, I like you idea of a "Stop Sign"
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Cheers! It's rather simple, just put a sticker (something small) on your window. It should do the trick.
And I think there are some other methods, but I think you know how to use Google?
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Uh, amazing to see how many details of the bird can be found on the window! 
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Well Kevin there wasn't any body below the window so I assumed the bird flew off - the same happened 2 weeks ago but that bird died there and then poor thing
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Aww bless. We had a pigion fly into our conservatory door. The detail was fantastic. you could even see the imprint of his open eyes. He flew off so he was OK. I've never seen one with the wings open though.
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Squished fairy. 
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Not crap ... a Collard Dove
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I've had this appear on my window when a silly pigeon splatted into it. Fortunately, it survived but I don't think it did the poor thing a lot of good!
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Makes a hell of a bang Tara .. this one was a Collard Dove
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I know. You hear it and jump up thinking 'what the hell?'
I had a sparrowhawk (might have been a kestrel...I get them mixed up) crash into our conservatory a couple of years ago. It was stunned for about ten minutes during which time I could crouch down beside it and just admire it. I considered taing photos but didn't want to leave it. I was starting to worry and considering calling the local birds of prey centre when it came to its senses and finally flew away. Quite an experience though.
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Wow it sure was an experience both for you and the bird !
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That was my first thought too; a bird flying into a window.
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Yeah, if the poor things fly into it really hard you can see amazing detail in the window impression - of beak and feathers etc.
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No ... try another idea !
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bird yes - but the window was dry - but what caused the image Dave
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well.. I haven't a clue then
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I really havent another inkling.. no idea at all
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You must have them in your country !
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I could have one on my head and I still wouldnt have any idea
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so how did ya do it heh
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I didn't Dave a Collard Dove did when it smashed into the conservatory window !
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No just the DUST that is on their feathers
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