13:12,
1 NOV 2015
The
birdbrain made a big impression but thankfully wasn't hurt in the ordeal
Daft:
The bird flew away after making the distinctive mark
A
crow got its feathers ruffled after flying into a window - and leaving an
imprint of its face and beak on the glass.
Richard
Kantor thought there had been an explosion in the house when he was tucking
into his breakfast at about 7.30am on Thursday.
But
the cause of the noise was a huge crow which had flown into a window at his
house and left the distinctive mark of its body and wings.
His
wife, Liz, aged 54, said, it wasn’t the first time birds had flown into the
window.
She
said their house is "some kind of flight path" which confuses birds
into flying into the glass.
Liz told the Coventry Telegraph : “I think our garden must be on some
kind of flight path - this has happened a few times.
“I
have also seen an owl and a bat fly into the pane of glass. It is all very
bizarre.
“My
husband was eating his breakfast and heard a big explosion.
“He
ran to the back and saw the crow dusting itself down before flying off.
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