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jackdaw taking a sip of water

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This is a very strange bird. Usually the jackdaws scare very easily and always stay outside the balcony. They clasp a bar of the balcony and try to feed from behind the feeder.
This one however comes inside the balcony. He`s quite clumsy and something once happened to his left eye. I can go outside without scaring him off. Could it be that he`s once nursed back to health by humans???
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schutkleur

Thank you Postpostgirl, BrightSky, Jyl, Niccolino. Liertje and Frank for your comments.
You might all be right in thinking he could be blind in his left eye. I didn`t see him today but I will try to find out next time he`s visiting again!

I really, really love this set. I hope the bird continues to visit.

liertje1978

Leuke serie schutkleur ☺ het zou inderdaad kunnen dat hij ooit in een vogelopvang terecht is gekomen, en wat de andere hieronder zeggen klinkt ook heel aannemelijk. als hij maar met 1 oog kan zien, kan hij inderdaad geen diepte meer zien, wat dan dat klungelige kan verklaren ☺

niccolino59

Or maybe he can't see you out of his left eye? This is a great shot of such a handsome bird.

jyl

Have you considered that he may be blind in his left eye? With only one eye working, he wouldn't have depth perception, which would account for his apparent clumsiness. When you don't scare him off, take a look at him and see whether he would be looking at you with his left eye. Just a thought.

BrightSky9

He's also quite lucky to have found your balcony - a safer ground for him than many other places would be and a steady source of food and water. Fine photographs - the wing on the bird bath is a treasure, though it's a sad story that's brought him to that state...whatever that story might be.

Postpostgirl

We also get the occasional jackdaw visiting our balcony but, you're right, they do scare easily. You're lucky to get sure an unusual visitor.

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