Endangered California condors invade a woman's home, netizens says 'scary but funny'

In a terrifying incident, giant California condors took over a woman’s deck as they absolutely trashed it. Twitter user Seana Lyn shared images of the rare species taking over her mother’s deck in California. According to the caption, there are only 160 of these birds left in California. Also, Lyn wrote that she is in complete awe knowing that her tiny little mom was staring down a bunch of birds half her size from less than 10 ft away trying to shoo them away. “Just got off the phone with mom. So, those that know her will all agree she is one of the strongest women ever”, wrote Lyn.

Condor's crash a woman's deck 

Lyn shared images of the condors having chits stuck on their feathers with different numbers written on them. She wrote that the condors keep hanging out on her mother’s roof and railings messing with stuff and pooping everywhere. She wrote, “Trees are fine but not the house please”. Updating on the incident, in another tweet, Lyn wrote, “Checked in with mom, they’re still hanging out ominously on one of her trees but thankfully are not on the house at the moment. She’s reaching out to some condor groups to alert them so they can observe the birds and maybe help keep them off her house”. 

As per the recent update on May 6, Lyn’s mother gave two of the condors a “shower” with a hose. “Now they’re back chilling with the rest of the flock on her tree. Watching. Waiting. Doing condor things”, Lyn wrote.

Netizens react 

"Birds can be very spiritual beings. They are watchers and messengers. If your mom is a good person, they may be trying to warn her of something. Is everything else ok with her?", wrote a Twitter user in the comment section. Another person wrote, "Something strange is happening with birds. I saw on the news last week where dozens of birds flew in this persons home. It was crazy. Then the 1st of the year I saw an entire flock of birds that died mid air, they all dropped dead in a park at once".

(Image Credits: Twitter/@SeanaLyn)