A bird just flew into our window and then lay motionless on the floor for 15-20 minutes. It looked dead and didn't move. I threw it in the black bin, but my mother thinks it could just be paralysis? Does anyone know anything about this?
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Please let him out of the ton quickly, it can be a reversible shock star, as long as the animal does not completely “destroy”. The bird is also very safe. If you want to be completely “nett”, put it in a warm place, put some water on him and wait up to an hour. At the latest, if he doesn’t move in that time, you can be 100% sure he’s dead. However, it is quite probable that he broke the neck.
Perfectly right. I’d wait even longer. And you can actually see a jerk when the head is completely loose.
Birds can get a shock much easier.In shock, birds help darkness and warmth.
Usually this is a Glatter Genick break, about after 15-20 minutes, there would have to be a shock star if he did not move within that time. He died immediately.
Either the neck is broken or it’s just unconscious. Then it takes a while and he comes to himself and is still a little stunned. Then he needs protection until he can think clearly.
He probably broke the neck… ☹️
Unfortunately, he broke the neck when it hit the disc.
Yeah, he could. Why are you throwing a bird away? Let him lie there – this is the course of nature!
I do not think the author of the question likes to lie a dead bird in the garden / etc.