Brought somebody home.
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Re: Brought somebody home.
Id Google what to do in this situation. It seems to be moving and wanting food, thats a great sign.
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Originally Posted by TONGO (Post 1557178)
Id Google what to do in this situation. It seems to be moving and wanting food, thats a great sign.
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Re: Brought somebody home.
He may eat worms. Got a bait shop near you?
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Well, I Googled. Looks like I'm breaking the law.
Originally Posted by TONGO (Post 1557180)
He may eat worms. Got a bait shop near you?
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He looks much better in the second picture, though maybe that's just because he's right side up. What do you plan to do with him? Would a vet see a wild bird?
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Originally Posted by CosmicRunaway (Post 1557183)
He looks much better in the second picture, though maybe that's just because he's right side up.
Originally Posted by CosmicRunaway
What do you plan to do with him? Would a vet see a wild bird?
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Interesting trivia, I only found him because I was watching a movie. I was watching Ip Man on the train and I missed my stop. As I was walking back I noticed him on his back on the side of the walk.
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Not sure what species that is but appears to me those are downy feathers on and around the head.
He's probably still too young to feed himself without help. If this is the case, you'll need live insects and worms. Best off finding out what it is first. |
How exactly are you breaking the law by the way? You never explained that. Is it illegal to take wild birds indoors or something? Were you supposed to call animal control instead?
Last week I discovered a dead bird on our lawn, but before my room mates and I could come to a conclusion about what to do with it (we didn't want to touch it due to diseases, and we didn't know if we should just call the landlord or look up the number to the municipal animal control centre or something) it disappeared. It's likely that a neighbourhood cat or dog took it. For the next day or two we heard a lot of distressed baby bird sounds around the house. :( Hopefully your little guy is able to make a full recovery. |
Originally Posted by CosmicRunaway (Post 1557194)
Last week I discovered a dead bird on our lawn, but before my room mates and I could come to a conclusion about what to do with it (we didn't want to touch it due to diseases, and we didn't know if we should just call the landlord or look up the number to the municipal animal control centre or something) it disappeared. It's likely that a neighbourhood cat or dog took it.
For the next day or two we heard a lot of distressed baby bird sounds around the house. :( Omni it might have fallen out of its nest, it looks like a wren. Youre gonna have to go against your humane nature and get it some worms, insects, and such. That is what they eat, what their mothers feed them. |
The other day my dog Ike was barking at something at the side of the yard. I couldn't see what it was, but then I saw a bird sort of half-fly, half-run into the grass. Ike was naturally excited, but didn't attack it; he just danced around it, barked at it, etc. It clearly couldn't fly.
I went inside for awhile and came back out an hour later to see if it'd recovered: couldn't find it. Went around with a flashlight, didn't see it. Was relieved: must've flown away. Then I turn around to head back to the house and, like a horror movie, it's standing there in front of the door looking at me. Didn't run when I got close, just sitting looking very pensive. Went back inside for a bit, came back out...and was actually gone this time. From what I've read, it's quite common for birds to smack into something and get a concussion, and then just shake it off after awhile. Not that that necessarily applies or helps here. |
Originally Posted by CosmicRunaway (Post 1557194)
How exactly are you breaking the law by the way? You never explained that. Is it illegal to take wild birds indoors or something? Were you supposed to call animal control instead?
Originally Posted by CosmicRunaway
Last week I discovered a dead bird on our lawn, but before my room mates and I could come to a conclusion about what to do with it (we didn't want to touch it due to diseases, and we didn't know if we should just call the landlord or look up the number to the municipal animal control centre or something) it disappeared. It's likely that a neighbourhood cat or dog took it.
Originally Posted by CosmicRunaway
For the next day or two we heard a lot of distressed baby bird sounds around the house. :( Hopefully your little guy is able to make a full recovery.
He's been trying to climb out of the box the last few minutes and when he topples over onto his back he can't get up without help. |
Originally Posted by TONGO (Post 1557197)
Oh my gosh thats terrible! The bird might have crawled somewhere and was crying for help. :facepalm:
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Originally Posted by TONGO (Post 1557197)
The bird might have crawled somewhere and was crying for help.
I have no idea how long it was there before I spotted it, because it was along the side of our house not visible from the street on a narrow yard we don't ever walk on. I only saw it because I had to go into the currently uninhabited apartment in the basement to empty a dehumidifier. The landlord wanted it running because there was a lot of water damage in that room (the bottom of our water boiler completely gave out last month and spilled a lot of water). I happened to look out the half curtained window there, and that's where I saw the bird. It was there at least an hour or so after I spotted it. It wasn't a baby, since it was fairly large. It was probably the mother to the ones we heard crying later, which was very saddening. |
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Close-up on his back:
http://www.movieforums.com/community...1&d=1470752946 Hasn't eaten or drank anything, the seeds in his feathers are from falling in his food dish. |
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He's managed to mostly flip himself back over once now, that's a good sign.
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I'm afraid that this thread is going to be very sad.
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