Urgent help for (orphaned?) baby bird needed!! 1 pic *crossposted to pet general*

[Freedom]

It sounds liekt he babies grew too big for the nest but are not quite ready to start flying. In that photo, the baby does look a bit too . . . fuzzy to be at fledgling stage just now.

Most vets are not licensed to have wildlife in their practice; sometimes they can refer you to the proper place. But it sounds lik you have already been directed to s wildlife rehabilitation center; they will know the best way to care for this little one.

Let us know how things go!

[Sevaede]

It sounds liekt he babies grew too big for the nest but are not quite ready to start flying. In that photo, the baby does look a bit too . . . fuzzy to be at fledgling stage just now.

Most vets are not licensed to have wildlife in their practice; sometimes they can refer you to the proper place. But it sounds lik you have already been directed to s wildlife rehabilitation center; they will know the best way to care for this little one.

Let us know how things go!

That seems to be the most likely option! The nest is in a pretty small little opening in the corner of the roof.

Aw, I was hoping that there would be one around here that was. I'd seen something about them on AP.

Will do!

[luckies4me]

Aw, I was hoping that there would be one around here that was.

The only one I know of is Santa Clara, or I'm assuming as that is where we used to take some of our rehabs from WW. You can try calling them too if you can't get through to the wildlife center and ask to talk to Stacy, she's a friend of mine. I used to work there too lol. Sean or Cary are who you would want to see. Sean used to be the head vet at wildlife safari.