Man and this wild bird have an adorable bond after a chance encounter on the road
An injured young jackdaw was laying by the side of the road one evening in May when Worcestershire,
England-based construction worker Michael Smith, 55, was riding his bicycle home. The man took the unfortunate bird home after picking it up.
When Michael looked at the jackdaw, he saw that he had a broken wing, and he hypothesized that another animal had attacked him.
The man gave the bird, whom he named Patch, a comfortable nest, fed him, and started caring for him.
Patch needed around four weeks to heal and get back to flying.
He grew close to his Savior throughout this time and did not want to leave him.
Later Michael built a garden aviary for his bird friend. And now he frequently takes a plane to see the man, occasionally even staying the night there.
«Because I adore the outdoors and animals, I was unable to leave Patch hurt on the highway.
He is now my closest friend, and we talk all the time. People in the city frequently talk about Patch, and if I go on a stroll without him, they all ask,
«Where is my feathery friend?» Patch is a beautiful pet, and many people adore him. Michael uttered.
When Patch sees his two-legged companion, he gently caresses him with his beak as if kissing him and squeaks with joy. Patch is highly connected to his two-legged friend.
«I accept it pretty calmly when people refer to me as a birdman or bird charmer.
In my hometown, I was relatively well known, but today, owing to Patch, my fame has spread well beyond its limits. And it’s fantastic. Michael uttered.
