What if I find an injured bird?

Author

Kelsey Waddell
August 13, 2024

Welcome back to another edition of our bird-loving newsletter! Today, we're focusing on the important topic of bird rescue and sharing some tips and stories that can help you be a hero to 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

Epic Hummingbird Rescue Video to Warm Your Heart

There are a lot of depressing headlines in the news, so it's good for your health to check out positive stories, too. This heartwarming hummingbird rescue is both touching and an opportunity to learn about

www.wildbirdscoop.com/hummingbird-rescue-video-reaction.html

Tip Of The Day

If you find an injured bird, the best immediate action is to place it in a quiet, dark, and warm environment, like a small cardboard box with air holes. Contact a local wildlife rehabilitator as soon as possible for advice and assistance, as they have the expertise to provide the 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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Each species is a masterpiece, a creation assembled with extreme care and genius.

- E.O. Wilson

Until Next Time…

Thank you for spending your time with us today. We’re looking forward to sharing more birding tips and tales with you again soon.

- Wild Bird Scoop Team