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

[Sevaede]

Have you tried calling Willamette Wildlife yet? Unless you have a license it's illegal to keep wildlife, even if you plan on releasing them eventually. If you fear he'll be discovered by other animals and since his parents are obviously gone the best thing to do is keep him inside where he is safe. He looks like a starling to me. You can find information on how to care for orphaned babies here:
http://www.starlingtalk.com/babycare.htm

If you want we can always run him into my work so they can look at him and make sure he's not injured. Dr. Luna is great with birds.

Again, if you need any help just give me a holler.

http://www.willamettewildlife.org/

Unfortunately, I did not get to call them today between other folks using the phone and a fairly odd/hectic day. However, I will call them in the morning and we'll see from there!

Thank you so, so much for all your help and advice!

(On another note, I'll be PMing you with my contact info. )

[luckies4me]

If you call they give you another number to leave a message at, and honestly it's easier to just drive there and go to the back door and ring the bell, lol.

Oh hey, reptile show at Red Lion soon! whooo, it should be fun!