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You were fortunate to have the time you did.

That reminded me that ~35 years ago I was managing a pet store and had a guy walk in with a young, but old enough to fly, great horned owl. Impressed me. I quickly learned not to hold a mouse to try to feed it. You could drop a mouse on the floor with full confidence that it wasn't going to get...

As I recall, crows are by far one of the more intelligent birds. I fed the robin a few little wild strawberries once. I dropped a bag of M&Ms a few days later and it immediately started gulping down the red ones. As I said before...stupid robbin.

The robin we raised seemed very attached and happy being with us...after all, we were it's parents as far as the bird knew. Indoors, you couldn't keep it away from you without caging it. However, once it started flying, it only came back about 3 times. Each time took a lot of coaxing before it...

The ex and I raised a robin years ago. I thought it was great having a bird you could take out, let fly and have it come back to you.....until about the fourth time when it didn't come back. Stupid robin.::D