Help !...I caught a babybird !...what do I do ?

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Reb

Seriously Lola , its nest must be nearby . The best thing you can do is return the bird to its nest if you can find it but thats a BIG IF . 

RonaldJosephCote

    Give him water.

RonaldJosephCote

             Lola, I will send THIS guy over to help you immediately.Smile                                             

P_or

Lola, you have got to act like a mummy bird. Talk, i mean, chirp to it.

Also, try feeding it by vomiting. Best to eat worms first.

Oh, make a nest in your room and you can pretend to fly around.

I'm sure the babybird would luv that Laughing

One more thing...have you named him/her yet? That's  important.

Reb
celot wrote:
Reb wrote:

Seriously Lola , its nest must be nearby . The best thing you can do is return the bird to its nest if you can find it but thats a BIG IF . 

You cannot return a baby bird to its nest. If you even touch it, the mother bird will notice the human scent and kill it.

In that case go ahead and feed it to your cat . Tongue Out

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http://nestwatch.org/learn/general-bird-nest-info/myths-about-nesting-birds/

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celot wrote:
Reb wrote:

Seriously Lola , its nest must be nearby . The best thing you can do is return the bird to its nest if you can find it but thats a BIG IF . 

You cannot return a baby bird to its nest. If you even touch it, the mother bird will notice the human scent and kill it.

That's a myth.

RonaldJosephCote

       "Lola, you have got to act like a mummy bird. Talk, i mean, chirp to it".                                          Yeah Lola, get inside the costume.Yell                                                                                                        

Strangemover

Tell it 'You're Gorgeous' was a fantastic one hit wonder.

RonaldJosephCote

      Tonight before you go to bed. Make a sacrifice to the Greek Goddess of birds--Rhiannon.Smile                                                                                                                                 

odisea777

place it under the nearest tree. it's parents are frantically searching for it. it's supposed to learn to fly

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celot wrote:
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celot wrote:
Reb wrote:

Seriously Lola , its nest must be nearby . The best thing you can do is return the bird to its nest if you can find it but thats a BIG IF . 

You cannot return a baby bird to its nest. If you even touch it, the mother bird will notice the human scent and kill it.

That's a myth.

I disagree but that is not important. There is no point in risking the bird's life to decide an argument.

 

There's no point in talking about what's best for the bird because that would be risking the bird's life huh?

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ab121705 wrote:

place it under the nearest tree. it's parents are frantically searching for it. it's supposed to learn to fly

Good idea, here's another one:

Place it under your pillow when you go to sleep tonight and the bird fairy will leave you a nickel.

u0110001101101000

I don't give a shit about the bird, you're correct.

But misinformation is boring and lazy.

RonaldJosephCote

       UndecidedIDK why the mother bird would kill it but, if Lola DOESN'T make an effort to help the little one, then we should KILL LOLA!Yell  Surprised                                             

tomtrytostay
Has anyone suggested eating the bird?
RonaldJosephCote

                                                                                                                                              NOooooooooooo!!Yell

Bertil

Maybe It's just illustrating the point that ALL BIRDS HAVE THE RIGHT TO FREE HEALTH CARE! O.o

P_or
RonaldJosephCote wrote:

       "Lola, you have got to act like a mummy bird. Talk, i mean, chirp to it".                                          Yeah Lola, get inside the costume.                                                                                                        

Yeah! That's the idea.

Also, I suggest trying  the Bird Opening?

1. f4

P_or

Here is the link.

https://www.chess.com/opening/eco/A02_Bird_Opening

Of course, there is the Dutch Variation as well... 1. f4 d5

Maybe make up your own variation.