in someways, they call it chickling, hatchling, hatchlet, or regularly baby birds most of the times.
Generally a chick, but some birds have special baby names (e.g. swan - cygnet; duck - duckling).
A chick
a clutch
For most birds a chick. Eagle chicks are called eaglets so it depends...
Yeah! call the RSPCA.
We call most baby birds chicks.
birds and mainly baby birds
baby birds eat worms and other things that the mom ate but only a mother can digest it into the baby birds mouth. DO NOT GIVE IT MILK OR BREAD BOTH ARE USELESS AND BIRDS CAN NOT DIGEST MILK! Call a bird rescue ASAP so you can save it if you found it and DON'T PICK IT UP
baby birds eat worms and other things that the mom ate but only a mother can digest it into the baby birds mouth. DO NOT GIVE IT MILK OR BREAD BOTH ARE USELESS AND BIRDS CAN NOT DIGEST MILK! Call a bird rescue ASAP so you can save it if you found it and DON'T PICK IT UP
baby birds are covered in cotton
A baby hummingbird! Almost all baby birds are or can be called "chicks". Very few have special distinctions as to what they are. So unless you're needing some scientific name for it, chick will do.
Some baby birds (robins) eat worms, but to some birds, worms are VERY toxic!
a chick a baby chicken is also known as a witty
Baby birds are called chick / hatchlling / fledgling. There is no true scientific name for baby birds.