Bird in distress? Here's what to do

Author

Kelsey Waddell
November 08, 2024

Hello, fellow bird enthusiasts! We hope this newsletter finds you well and ready for another day of wonderful bird watching. Today, we're focusing on heartwarming bird rescue videos that remind us of the impact we can have on our feathered friends.

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Stories Of The Day:

Check Out This Amazing Rescue of a Bird Frozen to a Fence

If you're a bird lover like I am, then there's a good chance that birds have amazed you time and time again with their abilities. They're fast, they're agile, and they can be super smart.

www.wildbirdscoop.com/bird-frozen-to-metal-fence-rescue.html

Watch This! Mother Bird Saves Her Babies From a Snake

The Circle of Life... it's not just a banger of a song from my 90's childhood- it's the way the natural world works, for better or for worse. Today, I stumbled upon a video that

www.wildbirdscoop.com/baby-bird-saved-from-snake.html

Tip Of The Day

If you come across an injured bird, create a makeshift rescue box using a cardboard box lined with a soft cloth. Ensure the box has air holes and is placed in a quiet, warm area away from pets and children. Contact a local wildlife rehabilitator immediately for professional assistance. Remember, the goal is to minimize stress for the bird while arranging proper care.

What To Do With an Injured Bird: The Safest Approach

It's in the nature of compassionate people to help a bird that's been (or appears to be) injured – especially if that injury happened on our property. However, if you're worried about an injured bird,

www.wildbirdscoop.com/what-to-do-with-an-injured-bird.html

Quote Of The Day

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The beauty of a bird in flight is matched only by the joy of setting one free.

- Roger Tory Peterson

Until Next Time…

That's all for today's edition, friends. Remember, every act of kindness towards our avian neighbors makes a difference. Until next time, keep your eyes on the skies and your hearts open to the wonders of nature.

- Wild Bird Scoop Team