Ian Hecox

Is it gray with some bluish and green?

Yeah, yeah.

I've seen this one, for sure.

That one's on me.

I mean, I guess I had assumed not, I didn't realize the OP had muscular dystrophy and couldn't do the things that we were saying.

Well, we didn't know, yeah, we literally didn't know.

We didn't know that.

Yeah.

I also think, you know, I know they're looking for advice, but I think this could be a lesson in clear communication.

Because, frankly, the beginning of the post did sound helpless, where it's like, a bird is flying.

What if it flies on me?

It's like, homie, I don't know.

But now that it's like, I have muscular dystrophy, and I've raised this pigeon so that it can fly again, I'm not sure what the next step is.

Is it appropriate to let it outside, or should I call in animal control?

I would also have difficulty grabbing the pigeon.

I had a bird mite infestation, and that required me to be out of my living space for a while while it was fumigated.

And it's the saddest thing in the world because I, yeah, actually sadder than everything is what I mean to say, is there was like a bird nest that would be outside of one of my windows like all the time.

And it was like from, you know, these birds laying eggs there and having babies.

Recently, I noticed some like birds scoping out the same area.

And I had to like completely bird proof that area, which was the most like heartbreaking thing to me because I'm like, I've loved watching these baby birds grow up every year.