Help! Baby Robin Birds!!

[Argranade]

Robins, Starlings and other insectivores: tinned cat or dog food, preferably beef for robins; small pieces of earthworm can also be offered on the end of a toothpick also earthworms, mealworms, bits of strawberry, blueberry, cherry, raspberry, and other fruits, and hand-feeding mixtures available at pet shops for hand-rearing baby parrots.

So it seems worms(Meal worms can be sold at pet stores) and some berries are a good option but make shur you dehidrate the birds first and dont over fill the robins crop.

Here's a link to finding a robin.
http://www.learner.org/jnorth/tm/robin/FAQBabies.html

[IRescue452]

Are you sure they are too young? Usually they come out of the nest a day or two before learning to fly and the parents take care of them on the ground. The parents seem to be able to find them after being away an hour even if the babies have hopped to a new place.

[Argranade]

Oh yes do they have any feathers on? if so those fledglings where probably just trying to learn how to fly as Rescue said and they should have been left alone also if you can reach the nest you can put them back in robins dont go by smell they go by sight they'll take there babys back but if you can't reach it or the parents are for shur not around just follow everything I told you.

[Horse Lover]

They dont have any feathers as far as I know, I havent seen them yet, I dont think the nest is even there anymore, at least I THINK so, I dont have all the info on them yet but, I will ask her soon , they are in a samll box and she checked on the temp so they are monitoring temp. I think they are feeding worms at the moment, I will tell her the info asap! Thanks

[tikeyas_mom]

I reaised two baby robins.. They had fallen out of a tree as well.. The mother and father were still around but they had 5 babies and a really small nest.. We put the fatherless babies in a large mixing bown lined with a hand towel and shredded paper towel.. then we dug up worms and cut them in half if they were really big, and fed them with tweezers... They lived off of just earth worms.. we had a head lamp over them.. and then they eventually grew their feathers in, and we set them back into their tree, and their parents came along and took over.