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Great Sundays! Just found a new born baby bird, eyes not opened yet.. the nest is way high in the tree-I will update..
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Chelsea wrote that....
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good luck on nursing!!!
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my dauther found a bird and her and her f riend are caring for it.
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I love eHow! You can learn everything on there! Used them in September to change my brakes and rotors, lol.
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I found a baby bird today:( I feel so bad cuz I hardly know what to do:( I don't want to lose him!
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I fund a bird in my backyard.
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risham21
May 09, 2007
i just found a lil baby bird??? can someone help me as i think bbay is hungry and also i dont know wht to feed as i dont have any animals in the house.... what about seeds like dried pumpkin seeds or if any other normal thing which we usally keep in the kichen ,,,,, its mum is around n i am keepin an eye as well, but as its is wendy n cold i dont want the bird to be left alone.. i am plannin to bring the baby bird in my room -
Aug 08, 2006
If you happen to find a baby bird on the ground that is not injured, leave it there. If it is truly orphaned, try to find a nest with the same species in it. The new parents won't care, even if the young bird in near flying and the ones born in that nest are just hatchlings.
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Jul 01, 2006
If a bird is still a baby and needs energy, mix 4 tablespoons of water and 1 tablespoon of sugar together and feed this to the bird with an eyedropper.
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Nov 22, 2005
First of all you must find out how old the bird is, and look at its size. Keep it in a warm dry place. What I did is I put the bird in a small box with a few washcloths on top of our heater. Though with this you must check the box every ten to fifteen minutes to make sure the bird is not getting too hot. If the bird tries to escape, it is probably ready to be set free. It doesn't take long for that to happen. For me it only took about 45 minutes to get the bird back on its feet.
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Nov 22, 2005
Baby birds that are able to hop around should be left alone. If you pick one up and plan to feed it, make sure you have enough worms. They need to be fed about every 2 hours.
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Nov 22, 2005
I have taken care of many young and injured birds. Since I was a child, I would bring home hurt robins or starlings. I have learned if you cannot find any worms for the bird, it is best to give it ground up kitten chow. If the bird will not take it directly from your hand, it is best to feed the young bird with the tip of a straw.
