“To be able to feel the lightest touch really is a gift.” – Christopher Reeve
This little fellow flew into our window last week as we ate breakfast. I retrieved him from where he had landed head first in the snow, his little chickadee bottom sticking up. In about five minutes he was on his way and I had a great start to my day.
Beyond the Brush 
What a moment of true beauty….to share a moment like that…the lightest touch, yet so vital!
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I adore your photo and quote!!
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Thank you, Cee – photo of course was taken by my husband – I’m not that good at a selfie. 😉
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This is an exquisite pic and story Lynne.
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So very sweet! Love your header, it’s perfect !
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Thanks, Kathryn.
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Wonderful for both of you! 🙂
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Yes, indeed. 🙂
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Awwwwwww . . . sweet birdie!
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He didn’t dee-dee-dee for me though.
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WOW how cool is that Lynne 😀 and you captured it. Incredible.
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Yes,he took a few moments to come around but just after that shot he flew off.
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Reblogged this on sueshan123blog.
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Well done!
As to the Christopher Reeve quote …. it tickled me! 😉
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Hi Stephen. Saving chick made my day, and the Reeve quote is a touching one especially considering his circumstances. So many things to be grateful for – things we just don’t think about.
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You gave him a great day too!
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I did! 🙂
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‘Touching’ shot. I had a small finch crash into my window this morning too. He/she had a harder landing than snow, paving, but after 5-10 minutes took off again. They do survive what appears to be neck breaking crashes!
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This was my second feel-good chickadee rescue. Head first in the snow, I was afraid he wouldn’t be able to breathe.
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🙂 well done 🙂
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Thank you,. Andy.
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