What To Do If You Find A Baby Bird - The Difference Between Fledglings & Nestlings
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ค. 2024
- With nesting season in full swing, this is when you are most likely to find a baby bird. Finding a baby bird always is stressful to figure out the right thing to do. Although, there are different stages of growth and they may not always need your help. Find out what to do if you find one, and how to determine whether or not it needs help in this video.
Fledglings are baby birds that have just left the nest. They are learning how to fly. If a bird is a fledgling, it is nearly fully feathered, and is able to stand, hop, flutter, and hold onto things. Most likely, if a fledgling has no visible signs of injury or illness, it is perfectly fine and its parents are somewhere nearby keeping an eye on it. One of the biggest mistakes made by people, with good intentions is "saving" perfectly healthy fledglings who are just learning how to fly.
Nestlings are baby bird that still rely on their parents. If you found one outside of a nest, most likely it has fallen. If a bird is a nestling, it is usually sparsely feathered, and is not able to stand, hop, flutter or hold onto things. Most of the time, if you find a nestling, it probably needs help.
If a bird is injured or ill, both parents are found dead, or in the case of a nestling you can't find the nest or it has been abandoned by the parents, contact a wildlife rehab. I would contact one before even interacting with a baby bird.
Contacting a wildlife rehab to get their expert advice is never a bad idea, even if it is just for something like a fledgling.
The link to help people in the US find a wildlife rehab in their area: www.humanesociety.org/resourc...
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Excellent video. LITERALLY answered every question I had about a fledgling I just found in my backyard. Thanks!
I left it alone and a cat ate it
Thats what im scared of. We have a massive white cat that randomly goes around the neighborhood
Cruel thoughts
I found a baby fledgling today while on a walk woth my dog.
At first I left it alone, but then returned, worried.
I saw an unknown cat slowly coming towards it, some 10 meters away.
Luckily I did not do like the video says, and moved into one of the neighbourhood bushes, where I saw other birds hiding.
While it might struggle, it is better than being eaten by a cat
Wow. My cat almost ate it and I saved it
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I just saw saw a fledgling today.I just walked right past him heading out to work. He was hopping around, and stretching his tiny little wings. It was really cool.
Awww! That is so cute! It is always amazing to see them just out of the nest! :)
I would have called off work and took care of it!
Great video with really helpful information. Hope many people see this so that they will know how to react in such a situation.
Thank you! Yes hopefully!
Thank you. Very helpful.
Great video. I learned a lot. Subscribed!
I found a baby Bluejay. It fell out of a tree in my neighbors lawn and got attacked by ants.
😢😢
Why i hate ants
@@JyacinthezoeySenarlo-qs1bl that's life sadly
Good Job you are very kind. Thank for sharing this tip.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!
Great job!
We can also save 'wands for wildlife'. Nice video, need more explanation on whether to cover at night if baby is on its own.
Jack's you very helpful cuz you said your parents might find a bird and my dad actually just found bird eggs
Great Video. Thanks for this informative issue.❤️👍
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!
@@birdnerd5631 yes,great Video
Very helpful vid thank you so much🥰
You are very welcome! Glad you enjoyed!
I found one he was about 3 days old I’ve been taking care of him keeping hot bottle of water with heating pads to keep him warm. I have to grind food to help him eat since mom can’t throw it up. Yes I could probably take it to a place but I don’t think they take starlings. Also the baby is doing very well. Once he’s prepared to learn to fly I’ll bring him near his nest for a hour or so a day so he can watch other birds.
How is he now?
thank you
Great video! Thank you for that website
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed!
Hello! I live in a suburb of San Antonio.
I've had both robins (as pictured in this video) and mostly barn swallows on my property.
There are 2 other stages of baby birds: Hatchling and juveniles.
Hatchlings are 0-3 days old. The are almost completely bald, and their eyes are closed.
If you found a hatchling, I doubt very seriously that it is still alive, due to the shock from falling out of the nest, and most likely from coming in contact with extreme temperatures (out of the nest and no feathers = most likely too cold; or if it fell on a patio, porch, or sidewalk--too hot or too wet).
Nestlings are 3-12 days old, their eyes are open, they can make sound, and have pin feathers.
Fledglings are approx. 2 weeks old and have down feathers.
Contrary to what you said in your video, all birds can move around PLENTY.
Trust me--they can walk, or at least crawl, etc. just fine in search of warmth & seclusion.
Juveniles are older than fledglings (e.g., 3 weeks or more).
While juveniles have already fledged, they still return to the nest to roost until migration.
Juveniles can feed themselves, but still sometimes accept food from their parents.
Juveniles are full-size, but lack the colors and hues of the feathers that adult birds have.
Yes, thank you! I agree with what you said here, I did not mention hatchlings since this was a what to do if you find a baby bird video, not a stages of young birds growth video, and as you mentioned you are not likely to find one alive. Same with juveniles, they are not normally mistaken for baby birds.
I don't agree with what you said about them moving around though. If you were to find a nestling on the ground, it would pretty much just be flopping around or not moving at all. I never said they were incapable of moving around as they can make small movements, especially towards the end of the nestling period as they begin to become stronger. I specifically said in the video that fledglings are " able to hop or flutter around. They are also able to hold onto a branch by themselves." The being able to hold onto a branch and fluttering around, testing their wings is the main factor to help people not immersed in the bird world identify the stage.
Also, the juveniles do not usually return to their nests to roost. A nest is more like a nursery for birds, used for incubating eggs and raising young, after the birds have fledged they do not return.
Thank you for your comment! :)
Great you are very good man.
I have 3 of them under my poach right now. So this is how I found ur channel. They look good. Mom and dad r close I see them watching them. There r some cats out here. So I’m trying to just keep watch and keep them away. My kitty doesn’t go outside so I know she won’t bother them
Great video….Told me exactly what I needed to do with the little fledgling my dog found in the yard….3 didn’t make it….but this one did…Now I’m hoping mama bird comes back for this one, with its big pink mouth wide open….lol
Just helped a ton. Had a bird nest in our gutter for Spring and decided to leave it alone until the birdies left the nest.
Came out to the backyard this morning to see a fledgling around near the fence. Thought it was an injured bird until I put to and two together. Then I actually seen the 3rd fledging flap to the ground and the parents fluttering around them from time to time. Very beautiful to see.
Same thing just happened on my patio. This video helped a ton.
I have a fledgling in a nest about 7ft high in my backyard and momma hasnt been seen for 3 days im wondering if i should do something as it cant eat and if it falls therea no returning to the nest.
I found two little fledglings in front of my house today, mom was nearby but they were on the road and people and cars were constantly passing by, some with their dogs. I decided to grab them and they are in my terrace for now, mom has found them and has fed them but I’m not sure if I should let them be in my terrace or try releasing them back in the street? although I know it’s not the safest out there so 😶🌫️ I do not know what to do
The neighbors cat brought a live bluejay fledgling to my doorstep. I have NO clue where it came from and the closest wildlife rescue is over an hour and a half away. So, its up to me to try to save this little fella.
If it is not having deep wounds I would try my best to save it while doing research. Sadly I was not so lucky and the baby had deep wounds.
thanks so much for this. I have found a tiny bird in my carport and he can hop around but not fly. after watching this video, I realize he is a fledgling and doesn't have a broken wing. I brought him inside because there are cats around. I gave him a drink of water, but am afraid to let him lose because of stray cats around. At least now I know he doesn't have anything broken, he's just learning to fly. thanks again for this, so so helpful.
you're not supposed to feed it water, it's really bad for them and they could actually die even its a fledging.
@@GhoxtiezI just had a baby bird emergency.. I found one that was tangled in vines and hanging upside down by one leg for who knows how long.
It was 90 degrees and fully in the sun.. not looking well.
By the time I freed the baby and put it in a box.. I soaked a clean towel with water and let him suck on it and he was so happy.
I too was happy I went this route when I learned that baby birds can choke on water if you drop it in their mouth. I think I made the right choice but I got lucky to have thought to do that..
Thank you for pointing this out.
Where do I find the link about where to take him?
I just went to cover the nest a bit with a very lightweight polythene and made sure it didn't tiuched the nest cuz it was raining heavily but instead the two fledglings hopped out and started hopping in random i tried to keep them in nest but they hopped out again and I'm feeling extremely guilty now
No wildlife rehab in my country!! This so sad I'm crying
I found one In my backyard and I think it’s a fledgling but I took it in awhile ago so I’m not sure if it’s to late to bring it back where I found it
I found a woodpecker baby outside few feathers his eyes are still closed but he can move but his one leg isn't functioning
I just found a fledling in my balcony. Good that I researched this. I let it be.
HEY, please answer. I have a fledgling in my garden with 3 big dogs. I took it home, so the dogs cant bother them
I have a baby bird that im also taking care of and it's nice and healthy now😊
I found a fledgling, it can’t hop but it has a lot of feathers and also can semi fly (maybe half a foot off the ground until going back down). I can’t release it around my house because there are MANY wild dogs and cats around my neighborhood. I actually have a large tree area that’s secluded behind my house (sort of a trail but there’s large areas of space where there are trees and kind of like a woody area). Can I release it there? I hope you get back to me soon because it’s outside in a box with a nest (one made from actual birds that I found on the ground abandoned ).
I think that releasing it there would be fine, it sounds like it has just left the nest and is working on finding how to do fly and move around, which can be difficult.
My grandma is taking care of baby birds that my dad found abanded. Should she still take care of them and feed them or take them to a wildlife?
Ive rescued a flegling from a cat its in my bathroom at the mo resting ,the parents ate going mad they are starlings the nest is on the roof guttering,too high and no ladder if hes ok in hr or so what should i do please 😢
lol 2:25 "Ah rehab mi ah look bout fi de likkle citton. True likkle birdie draw de pon de road, a mad mon mussie run him ova to bloodcleeat. Likkle birdie good, mon! Ah big yute!" 😅
What if your cat brought it in and can’t find nest 🪹 in Vegas . Brown looking nestling I think . I have many feral cats can’t bring back out .
I found two after my cat came with them in the night so I needed to take them in hope it was the best option
Found abandoned fledgeling caring for it. Its legs of the bird seem to hold each other is this normal?
I brought a 3 baby Maya Bird at home. I found them at my school, my classmates found them inside our teacher's desk.
They told our teacher (it's a nestling)
But our teacher told them to throw it away and clean the desk. I didn't want them to throw those birds so I asked ma'am if I could bring them home instead so I did. I'm not a bird person, it's my first time- ;-; I'm searching tips etc to keep them alive. I have to keep my 2 cats and one French dog away from the birds so they won't hurt em
We have a storage lot. Yesterday we moved the boat. We dud not notice the nest until we moved it. There are a live nest with 3 baby birds. I am grateful they made it through the night but have stopped chirping. Mommas cant find them. I played Robin calls through my speakers trying to get Moms attention. They are alive but have stopped chirping
What to feed them?
Saw a fledgling when I was sweeping our balcony it eyes was close n still breathing came online found this video n kept the fledging bird back to where it fell from at the balcony.. But my mom said I should take it out of d balcony that it may attract predator 🥺so I took it a little far from d balcony placing a piece of cloth beneath the bird...what should I do... please quick response
What if its ALMOST Fledgling, but it's still in the nest. And the tree got cut down andnit cant fly?
Just the other day I had just driven away from home when I saw a sparrow flapping trying to escape a cat, managed to grab it, it was able to fly so after a rest and a drink we released it in the garden.
A tree in my backyard I just moved into has baby birds falling out every week. I try to help and they always end up dying. The fall from the tree is really high and I can’t get to it to put them back. It’s heartbreaking and not sure what else to do. I’m tired of burying baby birds and not being able to save them. 😢
2 birds I found fell out a big and I get get them back up the tree so I took them home with me and I still have it still
Hey I need your help? Please
I found 2 out of my backyard they're really fast cause we have actually we're not getting take them outside x we have and many cats in their neighborhoods like many one even lives here so I cannot take them outside we have a tree so that makes a lot of birds there and at the curling thank you cause I put something warm under their place and they have a lot of holes breathing because there are so many holes they can breathe in and they cannot scape in it escaped though because there cannot fly but one of them are a little bit comfortable and not running away with the other one is running away when is actually a little baby you want and then is a little bit older but I'm older but I know one of them are really scared.
For fledgling I have a question do they still open their mouths for food because I THINK I saw one fledgling.
What if the bird built their nest above concrete? How do the babies get down?
By the way, 3:25 the cat is very cute ❤
So where I live I found a little tiny baby bird and I think it was a nestling who still has his feathers I think he was trying for the first time and she hit my neighbor's window and I was going to go play with my neighbor which is one of my best friends hit me and I think he hit the window
I just found a young baby bird unmobilized with his feathers developed. I put it in a box with a shirt to make it nest like. I couldn’t find its nest. It is refusing to move (unless I gently nudge it) or eat. Right now the nearest wild life rehabilitation center is 42 minutes away but closed. I’m worried the bird won’t make it through the night. It is warm and dark in my room. I’ve managed to get two very veryyy tiny pieces of very soft soaked dog food in its mouth. So far it is still very much alive but not moving still, or even opening it’s mouth. What do I do????
I would recommend contacting a wildlife rehabilitator, they can identify it and give it the proper care. It sounds like you have done everything right, although I wouldn't try and feed it.
No North Carolina in your list?
I dont know what to do, I came back from practice then I found 3 baby birds that fell out of the nest and the nest is split in half there is one baby left in the nest, I put the baby’s in a nest and hung it nearby but the birds are barely moving and it’s a cold day
Edit: they didn’t make it
Good vid but the thing is I’m in Morocco and there is no rehab or vets near
And it’s a nestling
I found a baby fledgling today while on a walk with my dog.
At first I left it alone, but then returned, worried.
I saw an unknown cat slowly coming towards it, some 10 meters away.
Luckily I did not do like the video says, and moved into one of the neighbourhood bushes, where I saw other birds hiding.
While it might struggle, it is better than being eaten by a cat
My neighbors had a tree cut down and my husband found a baby bird in the nest on the ground and brought it home he has lots of feathers should I bring the nest and bird back to the cut down tree
if it was still in the nest i would recommend returning it, then watching to see if a parent returns, it is possible that they may have been spooked by the tree being cut down. If a parent does not return, contact a wildlife rehab and get their opinion on what to do next
I just found a baby bird. At this moment, I can't call and hand over to anyone. But to take care of it. Fed gound chicken. Now, it is sleeping.
The one I found was a sparrow. It was on the side of the road with cars, dogs and their owners etc walking by in direct sunlight so I figured I couldn’t just leave it. So I put it in a nearby bush. It was a fledgling I think and it was moving with eyes open. So I was shocked to see it had passed while I was having breakfast nearby. I feel bad and wonder if there was anything else I could have done.
There probably wasn't, poor little guy :(
well....HELLO! i am from India and yesterday i found a nestling and she was injured not that much just a wound i thing it will cover up soon and i was searching the nest but it was fallen in my gallery (building)*and i was confused that how the does it fall out coz there is no way and i have kept her into a holed box and hmmm given her food also and kept her on a towel but my main questions is that ....i found her nest i mean maybe its a nest in a hole up there in my gallery and the hole is connected to my flat and i have put plastic to prevent mosquitoes coming from there and now a days i can hear some sort of plastic noise coming out of there i think there is a nest and sparrows are also roaming near my gallery....so my question is that should i keep the baby bird means nestling back inside coz its dangerous also coz it is not having any support also it may fall again and not sure that which bird it is maybe its a sparrow or myna.......then what should i do specially in foods will u tell me that what homemade foods should i give it to little guy..means instead of give them there whatever outdoor food i mean the packed food then what should i give it.............pls help me
Probably contact a wildlife rehab, especially if it is injured because even a small wound can become infected. They may want you to bring it to them and they will handle the care, as baby birds have very specific diets and needs. It sounds like you have done everything right so far with having it in a dark box with air holes, on a towel. I would say not to feed it anything unless a wildlife rehabilitator tells you, as it can sometimes cause more harm than good. Best of luck!
@@birdnerd5631 i tried to contact with wildlife rehab but they were not answering and due to this covid Situation it is difficult to take...... and i am taking care of that littel guy....everyday explore the website for information .....and her wound is covered up also and hmmmmm i am giving her mashed banana not everytime sometime..and saw some videos on there foods and all..... i think she is happy means she always hungry after 15 mins or less than that........given her food also just now as she is sleeping......coz yesterday i was gone to gotha .....gotha means cow shed in india we call it gotha were the cows are kept .....so i gone there and bought some dry grass that Yellowlish grasses.....coz i think it is comfortable......for the baby....so i removed the cloths and put the dry grasses and here in india it is quite cold at the night so i put a piece of a cloth on her .....means how we humans sleep at night lile that ......so she will not feel cold....and everything is fine now and i want to ask that .....her bag i mean i don't know what is it called but there is a bag where there food Stores right ....so when i feed her i can see her bag but i think it goes inside to its stomach and ya thats the thing and if the baby's poop color is yellow so is it ok or any kind of issue....coz when i feed her for first time it was green and nowadays ita yellow so is it common??.....and ya thats all what is going on so......thx a lot for helping 🌷🌷😇😇😇😇and i got it now that its a Myna! :) and i have kept her name Chichi🐥 thx again for helping me and saving this little guy❤
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@@dhruvrajput3608 Glad she is doing alright! I don't know much about mynas so I cant give you much information, but it is great she is happy and healthy!
And she’s I’ll now am taking care of her
I found a fledgling at the back of my house out side and they are many stray and owned cats around my neighborhood roaming around , and this bird is just keep chirping at a trees and things in the air
Hi I found fledgling baby bird but he is in my garden from last evening.
Found a fledgling in the middle of the road last night walking my dog. Gonna go release it in some bushes this morning.
In thumbnail what's the name of that bird?
My husband found a couple of fledglings under our car, and he attempted to put them back in their nest but afterwards one disappeared and the other just jumped to the ground. My daughter tried to put it back again but he continued jumping. We put a bird feeder and water bath fir its mom, but the mom hasn't come back. I'm not sure if the parent will come back, but I'm scared to do more harm than help. It seems to be tired because it's really hot outside
The fledglings won't want to be in the nest anymore while they are learning to fly. If the parents do not return to care for it in any way, I would say contact a wildlife rehab and see what they say.
@@birdnerd5631 Well, I put a hosta plant in a pot next to the fledgling for kinda hiding it, and was checking but suddenly was gone. I hope its fine. 😔 thanks for the tip, though.
@@yamtab That was a good idea, probably gave it the shade it needed to regain its energy and move on!
you are very kind
I found a baby bird in my yard today I picked it up gently and it was trying to chirp but it couldn’t so I thought it needed water so I gave him some water through my finger to his beak and then he started flapping around but couldn’t fly and then he got very still and died in my hand 😞
I found two dead birds in my front yard. One was out of its shell and the other one was in its shell but it was bleeding.
Please tell me can i keep it at the same place after 24 hours ....please please its urgent
What do you mean can I keep it at the same place? If it is a wildlife rehab absolutely. If it is a nestling and it is in the same place after 24 hours (out of the nest) then find the nest if it is uninjured and ok, if it is injured contact a wildlife rehab.
I found a bird and its not moving on its own until someone touches it. Its alive. What do i do (its an emergency)
Contact a wildlife rehab.
IM GONNA CRY I LITTERLY HAVE ONE IN MY HOUSE
I have questions if I don’t have box them what I do?
If it is a nestling that needs help, contact a local wildlife rehab. They will give you exact details, but you could use some other type of container or bin.
What if mom don’t care baby bird I put baby bird outside but he follow mom but mom dont grab baby or I don’t know
And I’m try find nesting but there no nesting
@@mastershifupr16 A nestling is a stage of a baby birds growth.
@@mastershifupr16 If the baby bird is mobile enough to follow the mother, most likely it is a fledgling and is supposed to be out of the nest and is just learning how to fly.
What do I do if my cat has killed one of the parents and brought it into my garage
(It’s a bluejay)
Mine was❤
I found a baby bird and i don,t know what she eit,s
Pls tell me 😢😢😢
I brought the fledgling inside something is wrong with it's eye and it's morning now so I'm bringing it back outside this morning for mother to grab and care for
This just happened. I did all you said. But when i went back to check it had passed. Im so sad rn.
Aww, poor little thing
I found a nestling that had fallen from 3rd floor nest, and put it on to a roof thinking parent will take it back to nest. But that did not happen. Instead, the crow took it. I wish i had taken it to home 😢
You found a baby sparrow but the nest is in my roof
So I brought a fledgling in my home. Then should I take it back and put it under a bush near where my friend found it?
Yes, take it back as soon as possible as long as there are no visible signs of injury or illness.
I will do that thank you for your help! It was since yesterday afternoon that its been inside our home. We'll take it back!
@@Ashleyana125 Absolutely! Glad everything will be fine with the little guy! :)
So we just took it back. They parents went to it but I didn't want to leave it right where someone would step on it and I moved it under the bush near by! I'm going to check on it tonight
@@Ashleyana125 Yay! Glad the parents went right to it! Great idea to check up on it to make sure it is still being cared for and ok! :)
Is it common for fledglings to just kind of sit with eyes closed for periods of time?
Not really, usually if it is sitting with eyes closed it is a sign of something wrong, since that would be putting it in danger. It could be if it is in a safe area or in high temperatures, but that is not as likely. Also, there is a illness circulating in parts of the U.S. that does cause some eye problems especially in fledglings, so if you are in that area that is something to consider. Does the fledgling exhibit any other problems?
@@birdnerd5631 I tried to coax it to move, it hops along, tries to fly a bit, then just lands and kind of face plants, and closes its eyes. It's eyes will open and appear healthy if I pet it's tail. I spoke with a local rehab, and they said of it appears to still be struggling that much in a couple of hours, to bring it in. I'm just nervous it will die between now and then. But I know absolutely nothing about them. Based on research it appears to be a house sparrow.
It's been sitting in the exact same spot for about an hour how. I'm in Upstate NY. No 4 legged predators on our property. No cats anyways. It's not too warm yet.
@@TKO-NY Ok, you did the best course of action which is to contact a wildlife rehab. There is not much you can do to help in that time period, but try to avoid contact with it as much as possible so that you dont stress it out, and just make sure no large creatures get to it.
@@birdnerd5631 last time I checked on it, it bad hopped along quite a ways to be under a tree. It seemed very much more active, almost as if it needed a nap!
I found one yesterday and it was next to so many bees I took her and ran
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My kitten just caught a robin fledgling. It doesn't look damaged but I have a mealworm farm and it ate three of them and then stopped there. Id like to let it go but other than my two cats, theres strays around :/
Up to you. If I could have saved the one my cat got I would have!
@@Spicynoodle2.0 I did end up letting go, but after I did is when I found the parents on the other side of the property. The next morning my cat cought it again, and again I got it from her and it was fine! With this stroke of luck i took it to its parents and they took care of it from there.
@@nugsymalone1247 Amen! Good job!
Man these people messed up this tree and weve got a trio of newborn birds can i get some info soon
i founnd a fledgeling sparrow in a road filled with wild dogs and pet cats...had to bring it home before it became cat food...i am having a hard time feeding it
What if it's in the middle of fledgling and nestling
There's not a official stage between the two. www.birdsandblooms.com/birding/attracting-birds/bird-nesting/stages-of-baby-birds-life/
My father ended up bringing home a sparrow fledgling he found on the ground. He made me keep it in a small cage with metal wire bottoms and he didn't allow me to put anything soft for the bottom. He made me hang the cage with rope on our ceiling so basically the cage was hanging and swindling from time to time. We fed the fledgling with crushed hamster food.
It died after a few days. ☹️
Because i have no idea what to do with them and im almost 100 percent that their song thrushes and cant really take care of them this happened yesterday
We've still got them today fed them some watered dog food they look less than a few days old
We found two fledglings one has a bone out of its wing the other one is fine. The care center is closed and we don’t know what to do 😭
You should take it to the care center when it opens.
Okay I found a baby bird. I know now that it's a nestling. What do I do to keep him alive. It's really hot outside
The best course of action is to contact a wildlife rehab. See what they have to say. If it is uninjured and you can see the nest, put it back in. If it is injured put it in a secure, dark, and quiet place to stress it as little as possible and take it to a wildlife rehab. Do not try to feed it and remember to always wear gloves when handling wildlife.
Thrown out of nest or something twice I need help!!!!
I found one but the bird nest is to hi up
My cousin found 3 nestlings and took them home i said put it back on where she found them and she said she cant remember, the next day my cat ate them all :(
I will release her soon
Nestlig
i saw a fledgling OOPPS AND THE CAT ATE IT , NO DONT LEAVE FLEDGLINGS TO THEMSELVES SO CATCH IT AND FEED IT
not totally helpful. no information on how to help an injured fledgling which is what i came here for as there are no rehabbers near me