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  1. K

    What to feed/do with a baby jackdaw

    That's exactly what I don't want to happen. Sorry but I disagree, I think he deserves a fair try, I wouldn't want to be euthanised if I were him. We don't normally euthanise birds unless they're very badly injured. The majority do very well, but they are usually pidgeons.
  2. K

    What to feed/do with a baby jackdaw

    and I read that already article already and I knew that already but it wasn't me that picked him up, as I said!
  3. K

    What to feed/do with a baby jackdaw

    I don't want to tame it because it is sweet but it doesn't eat on it's own and I don't want it to die. Deborah you are not helping at all being a smart arse
  4. K

    What to feed/do with a baby jackdaw

    Ta thats not really helpful. It wasn't up to me whether the bird was left alone or not so it's too late for that. It cannot be released until it is able to fly and theres no bird sanctuaries in the area. I want to do what I can to keep it alive in the meantime. And no there is no sign of...
  5. K

    What to feed/do with a baby jackdaw

    Hi everyone, I hope someone can help me, I work in a vets and somebody brought in a baby jackdaw yesterday which they said was lost and in danger of been killed by traffic. He is very sweet and I was feeding him cat food yesterday but today he wasn't very keen on the cat food and ate very...
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