Rescuing Baby Birds
So you've found a lone baby bird... Now what?
Quite simply, a wild animal's chance of survival is greatly increased when left in its natural environment. Having said that, what about the 25% of babies that are orphans?
When you find a baby bird, before making any decision to intervene, the first thing you have to do is decide which of the following situations we're dealing with:
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