My 6yo was outside playing, and found an orphaned baby bird and brought it in. Any idea of what to do to keep the little guy going until he can fly away?
My 6yo was outside playing, and found an orphaned baby bird and brought it in. Any idea of what to do to keep the little guy going until he can fly away?
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Oh,man! You need some expert help. Is there a wild life reserve around?
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I did a google search for wildlife reserve, and there is one on Bainbridge Island. I just called and left a message, and they check them up to 8pm, so hopefully they will get back to me soon. I have him on a towel in a laundry basket with instructions for the kids not to touch him anymore...I just hope we haven't royally screwed the poor little guy.
By trying we can easily learn to endure adversity -- another man's I mean. -Mark Twain
You! I was missing you right along with Effie! You didn't call. You didn't write. We were just cast off like a leaky rowboat! I devoted some of the best posts of my life,as did others! You have some nerve ,Missy! I am sure I will get over this.
PS-we have been having really bad storms here-in fact,another one coming in!
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Definitely, but he has all his feathers as well as tail feathers. I really wish they would call me back. I'm waiting til 8, and then am going to take the advice of All About Birds : "Orphaned" Baby Birds and put him on the shrub outside and then check on him later. He doesn't seem to be injured, and can grip my finger when he perches, so that may be what the shelter tells me anyway.
I can't figure out which tree the nest he came from is in, or else I would have my monkey child climb up a bit and put him on a branch.
By trying we can easily learn to endure adversity -- another man's I mean. -Mark Twain
Ha! The little dude scared the shit out of me when he flew up out of his little box and landed on my keyboard!
We stuck him outside on a low branch, and then watched from a distance. Sure enough, momma came around to yell at his ass.
I've told monkey girl that if she sees any wild animal babies to come and get me before doing anything from now on.
By trying we can easily learn to endure adversity -- another man's I mean. -Mark Twain
What happened with the baby bird?? There are pages out there that are about that... If you have not found the info yet, let me know so I look them up... I know I saved that info somewhere!
Glad his mother didn't smell you guys on him...or he really would've been orphaned.
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We watched him climb and flap, slowly, back up his tree. I still couldn't see the nest, but could hear the chirping.
I've been reading more, and apparently the smell thing is a myth. Birds have a very poor sense of smell, it seems. I'm just glad everything went ok and he is back home.![]()
By trying we can easily learn to endure adversity -- another man's I mean. -Mark Twain
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