I have a beautiful story about my favorite stone magpie.

Hello, all pet lovers. I am @deltasteem from Aceh the province of Indonesia, today I would like to share my story with my pet bird, namely the forest kucica (Copsychus malabaricus) also known as Stone magpie, family Muscicapidae or worm birds.

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This bird is a bird that is very popular with pet lovers besides having a beautiful color, this bird also has an interesting voice.

This is the stone magpie, which is my new pet bird this year !.
I have had this type of magpie 2 years ago and I often take it to contest local birds and I won several contests, but sadly on 18 May 2020 last year my bird was stolen in the middle of the night when I was busy with family events outside the house.

I was saddened by the loss of the stone magpie my favorite at that time and after my beloved bird disappeared it was as if the home environment was so lonely in the morning and afternoon, without the cheerful singing of welcoming the day.

Sometimes my heart says,I have to accept the loss due to my negligence... but on the one hand I did not accept losing my beloved bird at that time and the confusion drags on for several days.

And the next day I tried to distract myself by trying to caring for some rooster chicks that I bought every day when I get home from work,and from day to day every morning and evening I always take good care of the chickens.

Last February I had the opportunity to visit my family's plantation which is around the hillside of the mountain and on the way along the way I saw the tomato gardens belonging to the residents around that area that were growing very fertile, they fenced the garden with wire nets and some of them they use fishing nets.

While driving my car I continued to pay attention to the tomato plants that were around the road, then sibling voice screamed to see a bird caught in the fishing nets on the garden fence.

I immediately stopped the car and gave help ...to the bird by trying to remove the coiled web that almost covered all parts of its body.

And there I saw a teenage magpie ,the bird looked very panicked when I touched it and tried to bite my hand,... very carefully, I tried to get him out of the webs so that the bird is not hurt and the process takes a few minutes.

Then I released it into the wild but unfortunately, when the bird was trying to flap its wings, I saw it fall and I came back to pick it up and watched from under its wing, his right wing was broken due to entanglement that fence net.

Finally I decided to take it home and take care of the wing wounds of this stone magpie and now he's healed ...

At first when I saw a broken wing bone I thought I would not be able to treat it, then my parents told me to smear turmeric Which has been crushed on the injured wing.

I immediately prepared the turmeric and after I rubbed it on the wound on his wing, he looked in pain and seemed helpless then I put it down in the plate in the kitchen room after... that i go to sleep.

The next morning I checked his condition and I saw that the bird moved to the floor , he flapped his wings to fly.

I was very happy when I saw it., then I took it and put it in the bird basket, every day I continuously treat the wound until it healed and now the stone magpie It's healthy like before ..

that is the stone magpie that I found a few weeks then trapped in a net tomato plantation in forest and injured and then I care for it very patiently until it returns to normal health and is now my favorite pet bird.

Thank you for visiting the page the my pet bird story today.

Regards @Deltasteem.