A few days ago, my daughter found two baby birds under a tree in our front yard. We couldn't find the nest or the momma, so we brought them in and googled "how to raise wild baby birds". Now four days later, I see what you mean about the bird growing so rapidly! I'm glad I watched this because we need to start incorporating bugs and worms into the diet, and perhaps have some "outdoor time" with them. Thank you!
OMG, God Bless you for saving that precious baby burd's life!!!! I was pissed off (excuse my language) when I read you reached out for help and all they told you was "you should've left him on the ground"! I tell u my blood was boiling! I'm an animal lover myself, my favorite by far BIRDIES! I have a Jenday Conure I rescued @ 5 weeks from a breeder who had him (and his like 7 other siblings) in a fishtank with newspaper. I knew that with 3 children of my own, I wasnt going to b able to "adopt" more than one baby Jenday, so I picked the smallest, with less feathers sitting all the way in the back. I could tell he was either one of the youngest of the bunch or the smallest and being the smallest, it was difficult to get to the food without being "bullied away" by the bigger birds. So I took him home, did my homework, went online and read articles, watched videos on how to care for these kinds of birds Ms Rita Garris has WONDERFUL videos here on UA-cam. She's a breeder but she cares for those hatchlings as if they were her own children! Very much like I take care of my "Baby" (that's what my 12yrold daughter and I named him because he was the baby of the bunch and didnt know if "it" was a "he" or a "she" lol) We fed him formula 3x a day with syringe until he eventually weaned off and now he eats everything! Not only seeds & pellets, but food food. He (we still dont know the sex) loves fruits, raisin bread, rice, veggies almost anything u give him. Jendays are VERY noisy so he screams when he hears the door when I come home, when I come out of my room, he's out of his cage during the day usually following me around the entire house and he does say "momma" in a screaching voice of course. He just turn 2 last month and has bonded with me tremendously. I just dont know how people can do these little creatures of God any harm. They're here to love and be loved that's all they really want a little TLC!!! Thank You for caring for "Alberto" like u did. Many blessings will come to you.
Made me cry. My rescued grackle still comes back everyday, and I always put food and water out for him, although he doesn't eat very much from the feeder. Sometimes he brings his grackle friend, I don't mind it. He's been living in the wild for a month now. I'll miss him if he doesn't come back anymore.
I'm glad your grackle comes back. Albirdo never did. A swarm of grackles hung out around the house for a few days after but that was it. It is bitter sweet. What did you name him/her?
Erica's America I didn't name him at first, I was kinda afraid of being attached to him. Several times, I called him by my dog's name unintentionally Just recently I named him Gracko. He is about 7 months old now, still coming 2-3 times a day. I put him on youtube: Gracko TheGrackle. Check it out, he was about 3 months old then. I wish I made such a great documentation like you did when he was a baby.
First of all, what an amazing and heartfelt story. You have such a beautiful soul to not only help raise him through the very beginning of his life when he was totally helpless and needed care, but integrating him into his natural environment the way you did was perfect. Second, to the person who said he wouldn't survive because his mother didn't teach him "survival skills", birds don't teach defensive strategies to their chicks, they are born with "fight or flight" built in, all birds are.
Same here my bird I had been taking out side by the nest she fell out of. And it’s been a month I’ve had her. And she would go outside n fly around too but always stay near me. But she finally flew away. But then later that night it stormed. So I’m sad I hope she’s okay... I hope she comes and sees me soon.
@vip zu I think she did but my neighbor said that a sparrow came by their house n mine but I was outta town. She knew some of the neighbors cause I would take her by them... I miss jack
Just watched your video and thought it was priceless. Especially when your foot came up in the air with Alberto on it. Just had a baby dove hatch about 1:11 am. Hope I can help my granddaughters do as great a job as you.
Thank you so much I have a bird and I’m trying to get him to get into the wild, had him for a day now and he’s a fledgeling, still can’t fly but he loves the outdoors
I really enjoyed watching your video. You did a grewat job, racing this little bird thaty otherwise surely would have died. And you also made him indipendant and able to find his own food before you let him go and live his life in the wild. Really wonderful all the time, efort and love you put into this beautiful birdy. Greetings from the Netherlands, Rita
That's so exciting. I am glad you and your daughter get to experience how amazing it is to save a life, even if that life is only a tiny animal. Do you know what kind of birds they are? If you have any other questions let me know, I learned a lot of trips and tricks while raising Albirdo that are not mentioned in the video. Good luck!
@@ERICAsamERICA hi! Ours flew away during exploration, so I really hope he/she was ready. We call for him all the time but haven't seen him since. Thank you for asking! We've kept food and water out because it's been a brutal summer.
What a kind-hearted person you are. I have two that are 21 days old and going to release them tomorrow. My only fear is birds are territorial, So, hoping other birds won't chase them away. I will be praying for them and little Alberto, too.
This was such an amazing thing to do! I feel tears coming on! Too bad I live with my parents still so they don't let rescue any animals but I know when I live in my own apartment/house I will DEFINITELY rescue all the animals I can. I already have plans on patrolling my future neighborhood :P What you did was an amazing thing. I will surely look up to you!
Awesome! You did all the right stuff, apart from avoiding familiarising Kraken with humans. But that would have been pretty difficult I must admit. Great job! :¬)
Thank for sharing this video. I came across a fallen birdie like this a few years ago too. I was freaked out and did not know what to do. It died in my hand less than a day. Wish I could have seen this video before I met it.
honestly that is what happens most of the time. Baby birds die often. Every once in awhile you get the chance to help. i just happened to get that chance.
sweet. i have raised a grackle. She was a pain. She would jump on us and cackle at the butt crack of dawn for food everyday. She was not self sufficient unfortunately
Thank you so much :) I think the SPCA told me to leave him because sometimes the parents will still feed their babies even if they fall out of the nest. I took him because i didn't like the location he was at, it was too dangerous to be left on the ground.
@@carlavillasmil3125 first try and put it back in the nest. if that doesn't work make sure to try and call any local wildlife rehabilitation or ASPCA to see if professionals can take care of the little one, or ask if they know someone who can. If those don't work see if you or someone you know has time to commit to trying to save the little buddy. Odd are very low, so don't be too hard on yourself. do research on the kind of bird you have and then what this specific species needs(particularly with food). Keep them warm, hydrated, and away from loud noises. If its a baby you'll have to use a syringe (without the needle) to get them water and blended food. Good luck!
The great things about birds is that they sleep through the night. However, as soon as the sun comes up, my squawking alarm-clock would let me know it was time to eat.
Well done... I did similar with a Blue Tit fledgling in England... He/She obviously fledged to early and looked like the runt of the nest and undeveloped. I saw the bird jump from the nesting box in my garden and crash land on the ground below... I fed the bird for 2wks and let him out in the garden during the day and fetched him to his budgie cage during the night. After 3 wks i found the bird dead in my garden... He/She looked in perfect condition not attacked... So i think the Bird had a heart condition or organ failure. Broke my Heart at 73 yrs old 😢😢😢
I agree that since a baby bird on the ground has such limited odds anyway, then a human who is compassionate, and who knows how to feed a bird, should not be stopped. That is ridiculous. All parrots and their relatives are essentially wild birds stolen from their homes.
I couldn't release my baby after she became fully independent like Alberto. She left before that. My heart aches for her. I pray she will be fine, will be able to find her own food , and survive the chasing crows and roaming dogs.
hey good job .... its good you didn't leave it on the ground.... i made that mistake with a baby bird to leave it on the ground in Hope the mother will take it back to nest but when my dad got home from work and we went to see how it was going (in a building site).. we found he/she dead .... i was really upset as it was my first supposedly try and help an animal in need time, i was only young though (just to trying to make an excuse) ... i want to be a vet as well. :)
I'm taking care of a rescued fledgling too at the moment and this gave me so much encouragement someone's been through what I'm going to, I was wondering at how many weeks did you begin to take him out to forage and start being on his own? Because even though my baby is fully feathered all he seems to do is just wait for me to feed him then knocks right out hahaha
start by finding out the species of your bird and do as much research as you can on it. find out what they eat in the wild and the time frame of their development. For Albirdo, i encouraged him to each on his own by first putting food next to him so he had to get it himself, then i gave him a couple of live bugs he had to chase around and catch. once he mastered that, and when he was used to being outside, i started feeding him less so he would be hungry and have to get food on his own. eventually he could rely on himself for food.
hi Erica, it is nice to see your video and how you care the baby bird. I recently have rescue baby bird that fall from tree so I took him, I have try to feed him but he do not want to eat, I'm only give water. Sadly,in the fifth day my baby bird died. I fell bad for this baby died this is because he do not get food. Actually, I have do research about the way to prepare the food for baby bird and try it but all failed. I see you feed the baby bird is fantastic, may i know how your prepare your baby bird food?. It's great to have person like you in this world.I'm Dafi from Malaysia
+dafi rashid I did research the same as you. I got some recommended food for wild baby birds and blending it in a mixer with water and other veggies/fruits/bugs that the species of bird I had could eat. I guess the other thing I might have done was either take him to a vet (if you have an exoctic vet near you and a hundred of dollars), or to a wild rescue facility(if they would have taken him, and if there was one in your area) But what I want to tell you is that sometimes you do everything right and things just don't work out. You opened your heart to this bird and it still died. But keep your compassion and keep following your gut to help because in the future it will make a difference in someone's/something's life for the better.
I rescued an abandoned baby grackle yesterday took it home in a cage fed it and then today turned it into wild life rescue for birds so they return them back to the wild?
i heard a baby bird in my bush this morning and i saw it it was a brown tiny bird with an orange beak but i cant get to it and i think its stuck. its still there so what should i do???
Hi i rescued a young bird today and i am just wondering what to do because he/she wont eat but it has had a little water though please help i wanna care for it
Josh Debell First id call your local aspca or another place people are knowledgeable of animals and see if they can help. Sadly if they wont eat there isn't much you can do, but keep trying and give them water and a warm place to sleep. good luck.
Please tell me what u fed him. I found a baby sparrow egg and it's completely abandoned. The nest fell and his or hers siblings died. There are no cracks, and the egg looks almost perfect. Please help!
various fruits, veggies, bird food, and bugs blended up. I also made sure to educate myself on the foods my specific species of bird could and could not have.
I did the best I could. Maybe he is dead, maybe he isn't. But i do know that if I had not rescued him that day on the side walk he would have been dead before sundown. Alberto is a GRACKLE, he is instinctually smart and feisty.
Unfortunately Alberto never learned to fear predators. Hand raised birds don't learn that important skill. Chances are it become some cat's lunch. People raise these birds and release them never thinking about that important survival skill. People think they did a great deed when they actually set the animal up for it's eventual demise. You might have listened to the SPCA and their advice. Also, if wild birds only have 10% survival rate in their own nests, why all the massive flocks of birds?
i couldn't get him back up into the nest. it was too tall in the tree. He would have died with in a few days if i hadn't raised him myself. I gave him the best life he could have had, and gave him his best chance for survival.
GOD BLESS YOU FOR SAVING THIS LITTLECREATURE OF GOD YOU ARE A GOOD PERSON.YOU HAVE A GOOD HEART.
GOD! THIS STORY IS UNBELIEVABLE...
& ERICAsamERICA, U ARE UNBELIEVABLE...
people like you really do make a difference in the world spending time on these animals.
You are a real sweetheart Erica..Bless you...
What a caring young lady. Respect.
This is a memory you will remember the rest of your life. Every time you think of it you will get a smile on your face.
What a compassionate and kind human being this lady is. God Bless...
A few days ago, my daughter found two baby birds under a tree in our front yard. We couldn't find the nest or the momma, so we brought them in and googled "how to raise wild baby birds". Now four days later, I see what you mean about the bird growing so rapidly! I'm glad I watched this because we need to start incorporating bugs and worms into the diet, and perhaps have some "outdoor time" with them. Thank you!
What a beautiful thing for you to do...take such great care of a little creature and then love it enough to let it go!
What a great job you did raising that baby bird. Yea you.
Well done, smiling at the whole story.
Dena, look at bird bath
OMG, God Bless you for saving that precious baby burd's life!!!! I was pissed off (excuse my language) when I read you reached out for help and all they told you was "you should've left him on the ground"! I tell u my blood was boiling! I'm an animal lover myself, my favorite by far BIRDIES! I have a Jenday Conure I rescued @ 5 weeks from a breeder who had him (and his like 7 other siblings) in a fishtank with newspaper. I knew that with 3 children of my own, I wasnt going to b able to "adopt" more than one baby Jenday, so I picked the smallest, with less feathers sitting all the way in the back. I could tell he was either one of the youngest of the bunch or the smallest and being the smallest, it was difficult to get to the food without being "bullied away" by the bigger birds. So I took him home, did my homework, went online and read articles, watched videos on how to care for these kinds of birds Ms Rita Garris has WONDERFUL videos here on UA-cam. She's a breeder but she cares for those hatchlings as if they were her own children! Very much like I take care of my "Baby" (that's what my 12yrold daughter and I named him because he was the baby of the bunch and didnt know if "it" was a "he" or a "she" lol) We fed him formula 3x a day with syringe until he eventually weaned off and now he eats everything! Not only seeds & pellets, but food food. He (we still dont know the sex) loves fruits, raisin bread, rice, veggies almost anything u give him. Jendays are VERY noisy so he screams when he hears the door when I come home, when I come out of my room, he's out of his cage during the day usually following me around the entire house and he does say "momma" in a screaching voice of course. He just turn 2 last month and has bonded with me tremendously. I just dont know how people can do these little creatures of God any harm. They're here to love and be loved that's all they really want a little TLC!!! Thank You for caring for "Alberto" like u did. Many blessings will come to you.
Made me cry. My rescued grackle still comes back everyday, and I always put food and water out for him, although he doesn't eat very much from the feeder. Sometimes he brings his grackle friend, I don't mind it. He's been living in the wild for a month now. I'll miss him if he doesn't come back anymore.
I'm glad your grackle comes back. Albirdo never did. A swarm of grackles hung out around the house for a few days after but that was it. It is bitter sweet. What did you name him/her?
Erica's America I didn't name him at first, I was kinda afraid of being attached to him. Several times, I called him by my dog's name unintentionally Just recently I named him Gracko. He is about 7 months old now, still coming 2-3 times a day. I put him on youtube: Gracko TheGrackle. Check it out, he was about 3 months old then. I wish I made such a great documentation like you did when he was a baby.
First of all, what an amazing and heartfelt story. You have such a beautiful soul to not only help raise him through the very beginning of his life when he was totally helpless and needed care, but integrating him into his natural environment the way you did was perfect. Second, to the person who said he wouldn't survive because his mother didn't teach him "survival skills", birds don't teach defensive strategies to their chicks, they are born with "fight or flight" built in, all birds are.
You are a beautiful person for doing that i love animals to
I feel like crying it was so good u rescued him/her 😢🙂🐥 lol
Same here my bird I had been taking out side by the nest she fell out of. And it’s been a month I’ve had her. And she would go outside n fly around too but always stay near me. But she finally flew away. But then later that night it stormed. So I’m sad I hope she’s okay... I hope she comes and sees me soon.
@vip zu I think she did but my neighbor said that a sparrow came by their house n mine but I was outta town. She knew some of the neighbors cause I would take her by them... I miss jack
Just watched your video and thought it was priceless. Especially when your foot came up in the air with Alberto on it. Just had a baby dove hatch about 1:11 am. Hope I can help my granddaughters do as great a job as you.
Your awesome! Just awesome! Great job!!! I love people like you. ...just simply awesome:)
u r the best at helping nature also my grandma and grandpa a baby squirrel that was injured by another.
this is so beautiful! thank you for not giving up on him!
The video was lovely. My heart says, thank you for taking such good care of the baby bird.
Thank you so much I have a bird and I’m trying to get him to get into the wild, had him for a day now and he’s a fledgeling, still can’t fly but he loves the outdoors
How was your bird journey?
You're a great person and thank you for the video.
I really enjoyed watching your video. You did a grewat job, racing this little bird thaty otherwise surely would have died. And you also made him indipendant and able to find his own food before you let him go and live his life in the wild. Really wonderful all the time, efort and love you put into this beautiful birdy.
Greetings from the Netherlands, Rita
You're a great human being! Love this video!
Crying this was so cute! Thanks for sharing!
That's so exciting. I am glad you and your daughter get to experience how amazing it is to save a life, even if that life is only a tiny animal. Do you know what kind of birds they are? If you have any other questions let me know, I learned a lot of trips and tricks while raising Albirdo that are not mentioned in the video. Good luck!
Beautiful, and gives us hope! We have a Thrasher that is in the "outdoor exploration" mode. I hope we can raise it the way you did the Kraken
How is your thrasher doing?!
@@ERICAsamERICA hi! Ours flew away during exploration, so I really hope he/she was ready. We call for him all the time but haven't seen him since. Thank you for asking! We've kept food and water out because it's been a brutal summer.
What a kind-hearted person you are. I have two that are 21 days old and going to release them tomorrow. My only fear is birds are territorial, So, hoping other birds won't chase them away. I will be praying for them and little Alberto, too.
Royal Rock that is wonderful. good luck!
lovely story, he may be watching you from the shade of the trees now, making sure you are alright.
Amazing! Thankyou, he is beyond cute. Nice work!
Great story and awesome video. I hope to see many more documentaries from you!
This was such an amazing thing to do! I feel tears coming on! Too bad I live with my parents still so they don't let rescue any animals but I know when I live in my own apartment/house I will DEFINITELY rescue all the animals I can. I already have plans on patrolling my future neighborhood :P What you did was an amazing thing. I will surely look up to you!
This is the sweetest thing.
Awesome! You did all the right stuff, apart from avoiding familiarising Kraken with humans. But that would have been pretty difficult I must admit. Great job! :¬)
great job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That was a good video ,from Micheal Australia ,
Thank for sharing this video. I came across a fallen birdie like this a few years ago too. I was freaked out and did not know what to do. It died in my hand less than a day. Wish I could have seen this video before I met it.
honestly that is what happens most of the time. Baby birds die often. Every once in awhile you get the chance to help. i just happened to get that chance.
omg great job... :) but i would cry if i have to let him go..!
Thats amazing well done!
GOD BLESS YOU :)
sweet. i have raised a grackle. She was a pain. She would jump on us and cackle at the butt crack of dawn for food everyday. She was not self sufficient unfortunately
Wonderful!!
How did you feed him at night if you're supposed to feed them at least once an hour? Did you have to keep getting up?
Thank you so much :)
I think the SPCA told me to leave him because sometimes the parents will still feed their babies even if they fall out of the nest. I took him because i didn't like the location he was at, it was too dangerous to be left on the ground.
Hello, I am in the same boat as you with the baby bird. What did you find Alberto?
@@carlavillasmil3125 first try and put it back in the nest. if that doesn't work make sure to try and call any local wildlife rehabilitation or ASPCA to see if professionals can take care of the little one, or ask if they know someone who can. If those don't work see if you or someone you know has time to commit to trying to save the little buddy. Odd are very low, so don't be too hard on yourself. do research on the kind of bird you have and then what this specific species needs(particularly with food). Keep them warm, hydrated, and away from loud noises. If its a baby you'll have to use a syringe (without the needle) to get them water and blended food. Good luck!
Awesome!!
What did you feed him when he was on baby food?
The great things about birds is that they sleep through the night. However, as soon as the sun comes up, my squawking alarm-clock would let me know it was time to eat.
I rescued an injured baby bird yesterday. What should I feed him?
Well done... I did similar with a Blue Tit fledgling in England... He/She obviously fledged to early and looked like the runt of the nest and undeveloped.
I saw the bird jump from the nesting box in my garden and crash land on the ground below... I fed the bird for 2wks and let him out in the garden during the day and fetched him to his budgie cage during the night. After 3 wks i found the bird dead in my garden... He/She looked in perfect condition not attacked... So i think the Bird had a heart condition or organ failure.
Broke my Heart at 73 yrs old 😢😢😢
I agree that since a baby bird on the ground has such limited odds anyway, then a human who is compassionate, and who knows how to feed a bird, should not be stopped. That is ridiculous. All parrots and their relatives are essentially wild birds stolen from their homes.
good job
I couldn't release my baby after she became fully independent like Alberto. She left before that. My heart aches for her. I pray she will be fine, will be able to find her own food , and survive the chasing crows and roaming dogs.
hey good job .... its good you didn't leave it on the ground.... i made that mistake with a baby bird to leave it on the ground in Hope the mother will take it back to nest but when my dad got home from work and we went to see how it was going (in a building site).. we found he/she dead .... i was really upset as it was my first supposedly try and help an animal in need time, i was only young though (just to trying to make an excuse) ... i want to be a vet as well. :)
Stupid ninjas cuttin onions :'( I love you and the Kraken :((
I'm taking care of a rescued fledgling too at the moment and this gave me so much encouragement someone's been through what I'm going to, I was wondering at how many weeks did you begin to take him out to forage and start being on his own? Because even though my baby is fully feathered all he seems to do is just wait for me to feed him then knocks right out hahaha
start by finding out the species of your bird and do as much research as you can on it. find out what they eat in the wild and the time frame of their development. For Albirdo, i encouraged him to each on his own by first putting food next to him so he had to get it himself, then i gave him a couple of live bugs he had to chase around and catch. once he mastered that, and when he was used to being outside, i started feeding him less so he would be hungry and have to get food on his own. eventually he could rely on himself for food.
+Erica's America oh okay thank you so much! You're a kind soul!
Cool..!
hi Erica, it is nice to see your video and how you care the baby bird. I recently have rescue baby bird that fall from tree so I took him, I have try to feed him but he do not want to eat, I'm only give water. Sadly,in the fifth day my baby bird died. I fell bad for this baby died this is because he do not get food. Actually, I have do research about the way to prepare the food for baby bird and try it but all failed. I see you feed the baby bird is fantastic, may i know how your prepare your baby bird food?. It's great to have person like you in this world.I'm Dafi from Malaysia
+dafi rashid I did research the same as you. I got some recommended food for wild baby birds and blending it in a mixer with water and other veggies/fruits/bugs that the species of bird I had could eat.
I guess the other thing I might have done was either take him to a vet (if you have an exoctic vet near you and a hundred of dollars), or to a wild rescue facility(if they would have taken him, and if there was one in your area)
But what I want to tell you is that sometimes you do everything right and things just don't work out. You opened your heart to this bird and it still died. But keep your compassion and keep following your gut to help because in the future it will make a difference in someone's/something's life for the better.
Erica's America lovely,thank you erica for advise. It is beautiful to have people like you.
SO TRUE
ah ok. thanks for the info! I've always wondered about that
Mynah able learn to talk, best is teach when they are within 3 month old and early in the morning it`s the best time.
i found this maya bird in a beach,i took it home and now it is flying a few inches off the ground all over the bedroom
U should teach Alberto how to build his own nest
I rescued an abandoned baby grackle yesterday took it home in a cage fed it and then today turned it into wild life rescue for birds so they return them back to the wild?
Great story but I couldn't help but wander when Kracken would be introduced to the neighborhood cat....
i heard a baby bird in my bush this morning and i saw it it was a brown tiny bird with an orange beak but i cant get to it and i think its stuck. its still there so what should i do???
Blended worms/bugs with water and Exact baby bird food with a syringe or an eyedropper.
Hi i rescued a young bird today and i am just wondering what to do because he/she wont eat but it has had a little water though please help i wanna care for it
Josh Debell First id call your local aspca or another place people are knowledgeable of animals and see if they can help. Sadly if they wont eat there isn't much you can do, but keep trying and give them water and a warm place to sleep. good luck.
What did you feed him with
Please tell me what u fed him. I found a baby sparrow egg and it's completely abandoned. The nest fell and his or hers siblings died. There are no cracks, and the egg looks almost perfect. Please help!
Abigail Sawyers baby bird food from the pet store. blended with water and bugs.
thanks :)
I know! Haha, but I did show some discipline, I really just wanted to hold & pet him ALL THE TIME.
😢😢😭😭😢😢😭😭😢😢im crying now because hes gone & hes never coming back
Grakles are flying rats.... Sparrows are flying mice....
Chewy wanted to chew
What were you feeding him?!?!
various fruits, veggies, bird food, and bugs blended up. I also made sure to educate myself on the foods my specific species of bird could and could not have.
Has alberto been around at all lately?
+joey lavigne Sadly I have not. Hopefully he became a strong independent bird.
Alberto may have starves or became prey of another animal because his real mama was supposed to teach him survival skills
I did the best I could. Maybe he is dead, maybe he isn't. But i do know that if I had not rescued him that day on the side walk he would have been dead before sundown. Alberto is a GRACKLE, he is instinctually smart and feisty.
So emotional, we are going through this now with a European starling
how did your starling do?
Unfortunately Alberto never learned to fear predators. Hand raised birds don't learn that important skill. Chances are it become some cat's lunch. People raise these birds and release them never thinking about that important survival skill. People think they did a great deed when they actually set the animal up for it's eventual demise. You might have listened to the SPCA and their advice.
Also, if wild birds only have 10% survival rate in their own nests, why all the massive flocks of birds?
i couldn't get him back up into the nest. it was too tall in the tree. He would have died with in a few days if i hadn't raised him myself. I gave him the best life he could have had, and gave him his best chance for survival.
@@ERICAsamERICA I'm happy you did!
8:57 LEL
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Sad
That was a good video ,from Micheal Australia ,
what did you fed him when he was very little?
Alberto may have starves or became prey of another animal because his real mama was supposed to teach him survival skills
I hope not. But without this help the bird would not have lived for a single hour.
What did u feed him?