Rescued Baby Starlings day 4
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2024
- Day 4 fostering the rescued baby starlings. A look at the environment they should be kept in.
State licensing and wildlife laws vary, please check with your local laws and regulations regarding the rescue, care of, and possessing of starlings.
chatterlaneaviary
![“อาร์ต พศุตม์” เกือบเอี่ยวทุกคดีดัง เอ๊ะไว้ก่อน ไม่มีอะไรได้มาง่ายๆ | แฉ 16 ต.ค. 67 [2/3] | GMM25](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/0Gx-0-kUBv8/mqdefault.jpg)
![The Wall Song ร้องข้ามกำแพง | EP.215 | พาเวล นเรศ - พูห์ กฤติน | 17 ต.ค. 67 [1/5]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/IUzrjuf60P4/mqdefault.jpg)
My friend and I have been rescuing Starlings for a few years and I feel we can never know enough. Your video was helpful to me. Found 1 just like these 24 hrs ago and knock on wood, it's a fighter and doing well. Again, Thank you.
Hi there, I was wondering if I could pick your brain? I rescued a starling and have some questions
@@jessicaeastman6047 Sure you can. I'll help as much as possible. 😊
Someone said they're ugly
But I think they're so cute
Edit: no matter someone else☺
They’re so cute
They're personalities are as beautiful as their florescent color's.
I think mine's legs may have broken in the tall fall. I use paper towels on bottom but her legs don't really support her 😞. She is 3-4 days old. Maybe they will strengthen, i hope and pray. Her eyes are still closed. New to this. Hopefully she will live up to the name my daughter gave her. 'Miracle'.
Too young, the legs will firm up shortly. Ossifying is the term. Keep up what you are doing
God bless u for ur kindness...please...what are u feeding them...i have a similar situation...most appreciated!
Stela Sabbagh very wet soggy dog or cat food
@@chatterlaneaviary3231 thanku sweety....
awwwwn are they ever so sweet
Thank you 😊
What is that food that your giving and at what age we can leave them so that it can survive itself.
What age do you release them? And can a single starling be released if it was around other starlings after its eyes were open? I'm caring for a baby starling that I've had for about 2 weeks now. I'm not exactly sure how old he is, but when I got him he looking a little older than the ones on this video with more pin feathers and open eyes (maybe a few days older?). Sadly their parents were killed (I had nothing to do with that) and there were 3 of them but 2 died a day after I got them. This last one is doing well flying around the room when I let him out, has feathers, but isn't eating on his own yet. I'm hoping to release, but want to make sure he has the best chance of survival. I initially tried to find wildlife rehabilitators but couldn't find any that would take starlings right now.
So what happened with your single bird.?
Can I ask what you're feeding them? I found a baby on the road (no trees around) Just buildings. He would have died for sure. I think its about 14 days old. I have Exact but wasn't sure what else? I'm only use to feeding parrots.
Maybe for emergency purposes, just use your parrot food and see how that goes... After that you can google things and get more information. Thanks
The baby starling diet on Starling Talk is a cup of high protein dog/kitten food (I use blue Buffalo for protein content), a quarter cup unsweetened applesauce,a boiled egg, bird vitamins (any pet store) and a dissolved Tums for calcium. In case somebody else needs this in the future. Starlingtalk is an excellent resource.
Yeah the one i found is around this age.....no idea what to do. i gave him pearl millet which is a grain mashed with water...l hope it works.
Please help me I found one yesterday that is this age roughly at least he is the same size and type and everything so far I was able to get him through the night with oatmeal and water in a syringe I don't know what to feed him and don't have any money to buy anything fancy I just don't want to see the poor thing died I think one of our cats must have gotten it from a nest somewhere
I miss my baby he is no more 😪😓😢
They refuse to eat, what should i do? A big bird ( may be a hawk) snatched the parents just today. what you think should do, they will die if they do not eat. thank you
@@KelseyIglesias thank you very much for the reply. I just gave them to a guy i know from work, he said he knows to raise birds. God bless you.
I hate to assume the worst but did the little runty die?
Palazerker no all survived! He may have died in the wild though
@@chatterlaneaviary3231 i was just curious because he looked really small and under nourished
Palazerker it was the smallest... took me a bit to catch him up to the others. I ended up coloring their legs to tell who i fed bc they jump and move all over the place
@@chatterlaneaviary3231
Any update ?
🙂
I found 2 of them, how often do you feed them? how much at a time and do you give them few drop of water after feed?
Khiem Thai they need to eat about every 20-30 minutes. They will stop eating when they are full, just feed them a little bit at a time. You can see in other videos what their food is and how much. Never give them just water, mix the water in their food so its liquidy. When they are older you can teach them to drink by tappig a finger in a water dish
@@chatterlaneaviary3231 do you know alot about starlings? I rescued one and need some help
can i feed them milli worms and baby food like strain chick
Hello madam
What was the food for baby bird.
what are u feeding them i have one i dont know what to feed
How did you make out? Did it live?
I found one like these .. what do u feed them ?
mbjmbj mbsue i feed them really wet soggie dog food that is highprotien and some hard boiled egg and really wet mashed fruit. they really need high protien
Chatter Lane Aviary and worms
Easily they will open mouth if you make a sound as a hop
You know European Starlings are an exotic, invasive species that is causing significant negative impacts on our native songbird populations right?
🏳️🌈✊🏿😷🇺🇦
Ya well who just let's a baby bird die? And this is America, we are all immigrants.. no different from the birds who by the way we're brought over by humans.
Eat then go sheepy.
you really should NOT hold them like you do ... for feeding... should be like the mother does... down straight VERTIcaly down in the mouth ... NOT side ways like you trying to push ... Leave them in the container to feed them...
Jacques Pinard I think she is doing a fine job
Do you know about starlings? Please message ne
You need twizzers
I have rescued a starling and need some advice. Please message me