A titmouse flew onto my balcony

It flew straight into the apartment twice, and nothing happened.

Titmice are constantly flying around the windows. I live outside the city. And, of course, they try to get in where they can find some extra food. It's considered bad luck if a bird pecks at the glass from the outside. But even this omen is interpreted in different ways. Sometimes, it's said to be news of some important event. If I were you, I wouldn't pay attention to such a trivial matter.

A little titmouse flew onto my balcony, right into such a crack, and not just once. This is a good sign. The titmouse is very pretty, which means your baby will be very beautiful. It's warning you to keep it, or else luck will fly away from you and leave forever. That's why it flew away so quickly. When a titmouse flew onto my balcony and couldn't get out for a long time, I tried everything, it got scared, but eventually, I managed to let it out. Only good things happened after that. And when the child was born, a titmouse flew in again, and we were very happy—it's a very good sign.

The little titmouse warns you to keep the child, or else luck will fly away from you very quickly, like a bird.

I apologize, maybe I didn't write it correctly. "Left" means to "keep" the baby.

I've heard that a titmouse flying into your house brings all sorts of good news. Although I don't believe in superstitions myself—the little bird just wanted to warm up and eat, so I thought you might have something for it.

So we don't know the reasons for terminating. Just because "not ready" is one thing, and it really warrants serious consideration. But if it's due to medical reasons—what the hell are we talking about birds and tits here? Give birth to a disabled child or become disabled yourself? Maybe the girl accidentally got pregnant while taking a teratogenic drug, and contraception failed. In that case, there's no alternative to abortion; it would actually be a stroke of luck to avoid giving birth to a severely ill child. If it's due to financial difficulties, the man abandoned the girl and the child—then it's up to her to decide whether to raise the child alone or not.

Thank you, your comment warms my heart. I got scared - like, really scared. This is my first time posting on a forum.

We were at church, fetching water. Came home, well, about 20 minutes passed after that. Went to the kitchen. Then I looked at the balcony and saw a titmouse, probably a young one.
There's a gap on the balcony because we left it for ventilation. Yes, even though it's winter, still. Who knew it would fly in.

I remember how a sparrow flew in last summer. None of my relatives died, I think.
But honestly, I don't remember anymore, whether it was a year or two ago. Because a relative died in 2022.

Does anyone know any spells?
Because I read some kind of "little rhyme." But it's not even a rhyme, like: 'Let the bad things go away.'
And throw millet/bread crumbs, shelled seeds out the window (from where it flew in).

The first time was on the 18th of Jan.
And now on the 20th, a titmouse flew in for the second time, probably a male.
The previous one was fluffier somehow, and this one is also small, but thinner, but with ruffled feathers on its head like a little crest.
But not as smart as that one. This one seems more lost, also stressed.
But that one at least landed on the grass, then we placed it closer to the gap, but this one wouldn't budge.
I already did like last time, and put out pumpkin seeds, and dried white bread, nothing worked. I even put out flax seeds. Just in case?
It seemed to take the bread, but flew away.
Anyway, I'll have to pour hot water on the shutters to get the window to move.