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I heard something rustling in the chimney chute. I asked my mum if she heard it. She said she heard it, too. My stepdad who was napping on his recliner said he didn't hear anything. I told him I heard a scratching noise that sounded like mouse. My stepdad scoffed and said a mouse couldn't get up in there. My mom said she heard it as well.

Then a while later, my stepdad said he heard noises in there while he was watching television. So he went over to the fireplace and peeked inside. There was a sparrow beating its wings trying to fly up against the glass. So I told my stepdad to get a garbage bag so we could open the door to the fireplace and have the sparrow fly into the bag.

I got a flashlight and was pointing it into the fireplace. I could see the sparrow hopping around in there. It had tried to fly up the chimney chute earlier. I had thought it had made it out, but it couldn't seem to squeeze out and must have fallen back down. I suspect it was looking for a place to nest. So it tried peeking inside the chimney and didn't realize it was a long tube. So it fell down the chute.

I figured since it's a long narrow tube, it couldn't get enough elevation or be able to fly straight out and crawl through the top that has a cone on the top. Maybe it couldn't see very well with the soot in its eyes. Who knows?

I used the flashlight to illuminate the inside of the wood stove. I tried to hold the end of the garbage bag open so that it would hop into the bag. However, I wasn't sure if the bird would do it. I was afraid the bag might move too much that it would scare the bird from wanting to take a chance and enter it.

When the bird entered, I saw it squirming around in the bottom of the bag. As soon as I saw it move to the back end of the bag, I used my left hand to seal the middle of the bag so that it couldn't go back out. Then with the help of my stepdad, I closed the mouth of the bag to make sure that it couldn't escape.

My stepdad opened the door to the porch, and I handed him the bag where he carried it outside onto the porch. I told
anymore. 

 I heard something rustling in the chimney chute. I asked my florist's chrysanthemum if she hear it. She said she heard it, too. My stepdad who was nap on his recliner said he didn't hear anything. I told him I listen a scratching noise that sound like mouse. My stepdad scoffed and suppose a mouse couldn't get up in there. My mom said she heard it as well. 

 Then a while subsequently, my stepdad said he heard noises in there while he was watch television. So he went over to the fireplace and peeked inwardly. There was a sparrow beating its wings trying to flee up against the glass. So I told my stepdad to get a garbage bag so we could open the door to the fireplace and have the sparrow fly into the bag. 

 I got a flashlight and was pointing it into the fireplace. I could see the sparrow hopping around in there. It had try on to fly up the chimney chute in the first place. I had think it had made it out, but it couldn't seem to squeeze out and must have fall back down. I suspect it was looking for a place to nest. therefore it tried peeking inside the chimney and didn't realize it was a long tube. then it fell down the chute. 

 I figured since it's a long narrow-minded tube, it couldn't catch enough elevation or be able to fly straight out and fawn through the top that has a cone on the top. Maybe it couldn't see very well with the soot in its eyes. Who knows? 

 I used the flashlight to clear the inside of the wood stove. I try to hold the end of the drivel bag open so that it would hop into the bag. However, I wasn't sure if the shuttlecock would do it. I was afraid the bag might act too a lot that it would scare the bird from wanting to claim a chance and enter it. 

 When the bird insert, I see it squirming around in the bottom of the base. As soon as I saw it move to the back end of the bag, I used my leftover hand to seal the middle of the bag so that it couldn't go back out. Then with the help of my stepdad, I closed the mouthpiece of the base to make sure that it couldn't escape. 

 My stepdad opened the door to the porch, and I handed him the base where he carried it outside onto the porch. I told
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I heard something rmstling in the ckumney rhute. I asked mh mum if she heard it. She samd sye heqrd it, too. My stepdad dho was nwpping ob hiw recliner said he didn't gcar auyvhing. I told hik I heard d scratching nmire that sounded like mouse. My stepdad scoffec wnd said a moufe cptldn'f get up in there. My mom said she geard iu as well.

Then a whole later, my stepdad said je hfard noises in thege while he was qatching teldvision. So he went ovet to the fireplace and peeked inride. Chere was a spargmw beating mts wiggs trying to fly up againsy the glass. So I vold my stepdad to get a jarbage bag so we coold open tve door to the fireplqce atd hdve gye rpadrpw fly ijto the bag.

I fot a flashoight and was pointond it into the rireplwcq. I could see the sparrow hopping aroung ih there. It had tried to fly up the chimney cjute earlyer. I had thought it had made it out, but it couldt't sexm to szjwexe out and must have fallen back down. I suspesf ot was looking fjr a place yo nrft. So it triea peeknhg inside the chimnej and dydn't eealize iu was a long tube. So it fell dowb the chute.

I digured since it's c long narroc tube, it cpuldn't get enough elevacion od be able tl fly strzkght out and cradl nhroggh the uup that has a conq on the vop. Mcybe it zoulcn't seq very welp witm the soot in its ejes. Wko knmws?

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Ky stqpdad opeted the door to the porch, and I handec him the bag where hs carrhed ih outside onto the porch. I told
anymore. I heard something rustling in the I my mum she heard it. too. stepdad who was on his recliner he didn't hear anything. I told I heard a scratching noise that sounded like mouse. My stepdad scoffed and a mouse couldn't get up in there. My mom said she heard it well. a later, stepdad said he heard noises in there while he was watching television. So he went over the fireplace and peeked inside. There was a beating its wings trying fly up against the glass. I my stepdad get garbage so we could the door to the fireplace and have the sparrow fly into the bag. I got a flashlight was pointing the fireplace. could the hopping around in had tried to fly up the I had thought it had made it out, it couldn't to squeeze out and must have back down. I suspect it was looking for place to nest. So it tried peeking inside the chimney and didn't realize it was tube. So it fell the chute. I since a narrow it couldn't enough elevation or be able to fly straight out and crawl the top that has a cone on the top. Maybe see well with the in its eyes. Who I the flashlight to illuminate of wood to the of the garbage bag so that it would hop the bag. However, I would do it. I was afraid the bag move too much that it would scare bird from wanting to take a chance and enter it. When the entered, I squirming around in the bottom of the bag. soon as I saw move to the back end of the bag, I my hand to the middle of bag so that couldn't go back with the of stepdad, mouth of the bag to make that couldn't escape. My stepdad opened door porch, and I handed him the bag where he carried it outside onto the porch.
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I heard something rusTling in the ChimnEy cHutE. I AskeD my mUm if she heard it. sHe saId she heard it, too. My stepdAd who WaS NappINg On his ReclineR SaID He dIdN't HeaR aNYtHing. I TolD him I heArd a scratcHinG nOise that sounDEd Like mouse. MY stEpdad scoffed And Said a mOuSe cOUldn't Get Up in tHere. My MOm said She heard iT aS Well.

ThEN a while LATeR, my sTepdad said he heard NOiSEs in there while He was wAtCHiNG TelEviSion. So he weNt Over tO The firePLaCE ANd pEEked inside. TheRe was a sparrOW beAting iTs WinGS tryinG to flY uP AgaInst the glasS. So I Told my stePdad to GEt a garbAGe bag so We coulD opEn tHe doOR tO tHe fIrEPlaCE aNd hAVe tHe sparroW fLy Into tHe baG.

i GOT a flAshLighT and wAs pointing it iNto The fIRepLace. I Could See tHe SparrOw hoppIng arOuNd in there. It had tRied To fly up thE chImNey ChUte eaRLier. I hAd tHouGht it haD made it OUt, bUt IT COuLdn't seem to squeeze oUt AND mUst have fAllen bACk DoWN. I suspecT iT waS looKINg for A plaCE tO nest. So iT tried PEeKiNg insidE tHe chimNeY anD diDn't reALize It was a Long tube. so it fELl down the chute.

i Figured since iT'S a LONg NArroW tuBe, it couldn't Get eNOugh ElevATiOn oR Be ablE to flY sTRaIGht out and crawl throuGh The top That hAs a cone on the tOp. Maybe it cOULDn't see veRy weLL wITh the soot in its Eyes. WHo knows?

I usED the flasHlighT to illumInate the iNSIde of the WooD stOve. i trIED tO hold the end of THE garBaGe bag opEn sO that it WouLd hOp iNto ThE bag. HowevEr, I wasn't SuRe If ThE biRd wouLD do it. I waS aFraId The Bag miGHt move Too muCh thAt It WOulD scare tHE bIRD froM wAnTing To tAkE a chaNce aND enTer it.

WhEn the bird EntERed, I SaW iT squirmIng around in thE bOttom of the BaG. As Soon as i SAw it move To the back end of the bag, I usED my left HanD to seAl thE middle of The Bag so tHat IT couldN't go baCk out. thEn wITH the hELP oF my StEpdad, I closED The Mouth Of The bAg to makE sure that it couldn't EScaPe.

My stepdad opEneD the DOOr To tHE pORch, AnD i haNDEd him the bag wherE he carried It OUtSide onto thE PorCh. i told
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I heard somethi ng rustlin g inthe  ch im neychut e. I asked mym um i f she heard it. She sa id sh eh eard it , too . My st e pd a d  wh owa s n ap p in g onhis  reclin er said he  di dn 't hear anyt h in g. I toldhim  I heard a s cra tching  n ois e  that  so unded  likem ouse.My stepda ds coffed and sai d amous e couldn't get up in there. My momsaid s he he a r d i t a s well.

T he n a w h ile lat e r, m y  st e pdad said heheard noise s  in  there  w hil e  he wa s wat ch i ngtelevision.  Sohe went o ver to the fir e place a nd pee ked  in side .  T he rewa s  as pa rro w  be ating it swi ngs t ryin g t o  fly  up  aga instthe glass. So  Itold mystepd ad to  get  a  garb age ba g sowe  could open the  doo r to thefir ep lac eand h a ve the  sp arr ow flyinto th e  ba g. I  g ot a flashlight an dw a spointing  it in t oth e  firepla ce . I  cou l d  seethes pa rrow hop ping a r ou nd  in the re . It h ad  tr ied  to f l y up  the c himney c hutee arlier. I hadt hought it had ma d e  i t  out , b ut it could n'ts eemto s q ue eze out a nd mu st ha v e fallen back down.  I  suspe ct it  was lookingfor a plac e t o nest.So i t  t r ied peeking in sidethe chimne y  and did n't r ealize i t was a l o n g tube.Soitfel l d o w nthe chute.

I f igur ed  sinceit' s a lon g n arr owtub e,  it could n't geten ou gh  e lev ation or be ab le  to  f lystrai g ht out  andcraw lth r oug h the t o pt h at h as  a  con e o nthe t op.M ayb e it co uldn't se e v e ry w el lwith th e soot in its  e yes. Who k no ws? 

I us e d  the fla shlight to illuminate t h e insid e o f the  woo d stove.I t ried t o h o ld the  end o f the  g arb a g e bag o pe n s othat it wo u l d h op in to  the  bag. H owever, I wasn't s u reif the bird w oul d do i t.  Iw as afr ai d  th e bag might movetoo much t ha t  i t would sc a reth e birdfrom wa nting to take  a chance  and ente rit.W hen  the birdentered,  I saw it squir m in g aro und  in th ebot tom o f theb ag.  As s oon as  I  saw i t mov eto the b ack end of the bag, I u sed my  left  ha nd to sea l t h e m iddle ofthebag so tha t i t c ouldn 'tg o bac k ou t .The n  with  the help of m y  s tep d a d,  I closed t h e mou th of  th e  bag t o ma ke sure that it c o uldn't escape. 

My s tep dad open ed  the door to t hepo r c h, and I  h anded him t he bag w he r e hecarrie d it o utsideo n to the po rch.  Itold
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I_heard something_rustling in the chimney_chute. I_asked_my mum_if_she heard it._She said she_heard it, too. My_stepdad who was_napping_on his recliner said he didn't hear anything. I told him I heard a_scratching_noise that_sounded_like_mouse. My stepdad scoffed and_said a mouse couldn't get_up in_there. My mom said she heard it as_well.

Then_a while later,_my stepdad said he heard noises in there while_he was watching television. So he_went over to_the_fireplace_and peeked inside. There_was a sparrow beating its wings_trying to fly up against the_glass. So I told my stepdad to_get a garbage bag so we_could open the door to_the fireplace_and have the sparrow fly_into the bag.

I_got a_flashlight and was_pointing it into the fireplace. I_could see the_sparrow hopping around in there. It_had_tried to fly_up_the_chimney chute_earlier. I had_thought_it had_made_it out, but it couldn't seem_to_squeeze out and must have fallen back_down. I suspect it_was_looking for a place_to nest. So it tried_peeking inside the chimney and didn't_realize it_was a_long tube. So it fell down the chute.

I figured since it's_a long narrow tube, it couldn't_get enough elevation or_be able_to_fly straight out_and_crawl through_the top that has a cone on_the top._Maybe it couldn't see very well_with the soot in_its_eyes. Who knows?

I used the flashlight_to illuminate the inside of the_wood stove. I tried to_hold_the_end of the garbage bag_open so that it would hop_into the bag._However, I wasn't sure if the bird_would_do it. I was afraid the_bag_might move too much that it_would_scare_the bird from wanting to_take a chance and enter it.

When_the bird entered, I saw it squirming around in_the bottom of_the bag. As soon as_I_saw_it move to the back end of the bag, I_used my_left hand to_seal the middle of the bag so that it couldn't_go back out. Then with the help_of my stepdad, I closed the mouth of the bag to_make sure that it couldn't escape.

My stepdad opened_the door to the porch, and I_handed him the bag_where_he carried it outside onto the porch._I_told