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We have a baby starling that has fallen out of a nest We cant find the nest because the tree is too big How can we feed it to give it a chance?
i know this may sound digusting but look for worms MASH them and feed it to the bird and always keep it warm <P>
<P>I've taken care of many baby birds. You can keep the baby starling in a shoebox (with airholes). baby birds need to be fed from daylight (dawn) to nightfall, every 30 minutes, so you're in for the long haul. food: if you have a dog, and/or want to buy dry dog food, you can moisten it, (small amount at a time, mash it into mush, and offer it to the baby bird, using (i.e.), a popsicle stick (simulates mother's beak. Put some of the dog food mush in a plastic cup (disposable). Dig out a small amount, for each feeding. hold the baby, gently, by holding him around his body, while confining his wings (so he won't try to fly, and get hurt). Actually GENTLY, put the popsicle stick, with the food on it, in the corner of the beak (soft part), thereby trying to get him to open his beak. Then, just shove GENTLY, the food down. If dog food isn't an option, you can buy "Zwieback" biscuits (used to feed babies [human]), perform the same mashing-up process, and porceed with instructions. It is next to impossible to locate/reach most birdnests. Another alternative, is to contact a licensed "bird rehabilitator". Call either the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Administration (Federal listing in phonebook), a local zoo, or the Audubon Society, to find a rehabilitator in your area. Don't try to let the bird fly, in a confined area, as he could crash into a wall, and break his neck. When you think he might be ready to be released, you can do so in a wooded area, for example. In a backyard, your efforts might have been in vain, as a cat might surely kill him! By the way, the shoebox simulates the safe, enclosed feeling of the nest. Good luck!! </P>
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