That story reminded me of this one...I wasn't out in the woods, but at home.
Around 6:30 in the morning I walk out to get my paper and head off to work. It was light out and I noticed a small song bird on my driveway, staring up at the roof.
I walked past it, expecting it to fly off, but it didn't move. I got the paper and, this time, decided to walk right up to it, still expecting it to bolt. It never moved, still staring, almost unaware that I was right behind it.
It was a full grown bird and it was still alive...just almost in a trance like state. There were no nearby trees it could have fallen from and it stood like it was unhurt.
I got in my truck and backed past it. It stayed, staring. When I came home that evening it was gone. Damndest thing.
Around 6:30 in the morning I walk out to get my paper and head off to work. It was light out and I noticed a small song bird on my driveway, staring up at the roof.
I walked past it, expecting it to fly off, but it didn't move. I got the paper and, this time, decided to walk right up to it, still expecting it to bolt. It never moved, still staring, almost unaware that I was right behind it.
It was a full grown bird and it was still alive...just almost in a trance like state. There were no nearby trees it could have fallen from and it stood like it was unhurt.
I got in my truck and backed past it. It stayed, staring. When I came home that evening it was gone. Damndest thing.