Quote Originally Posted by luckies4me
I can't tell from the picture but just FYI, if it's a starling they won't take him. If that's the case bring him over here and I can show you how to feed and take care of him until he's old enough to be released.

This is of course assuming his parents aren't around? If they are, get a shoe box and fill it with some shredded paper. He looks like a fledgling and when learning how to fly they usually stay on the ground and the parents come back to feed them. Have you seen the parents?
Nope. I'd only seen one parent and even that one I haven't seen in days (ever since I first noticed the birds up in their nest, I've spent a lot of time outside just listening, watching, observing). Right now, he's in a shoebox with some shredded paper and grass. The dead sibling looks like he's been that way for a couple of days. I am unsure if Herbert is hurt (whether it be from a fall from the nest to the ground, the dogs, cats, etc). I am unsure as to his type.

If it's best, I can put him back outside in the box. Is there a way I could do it without him getting discovered and injured by any stray cats, the dogs here, or the snakes outside?

Thank you much for advice and help!