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Help identify this baby bird so i can keep it alive until the wildlife rescue opens 🙏 (1 Viewer)
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dantheman
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Baby birds are hard. What kind of nest/habitat did it come from, and what locale in the USA?
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Baby & Injured Wild Birds - PLEASE READ!
If You Find A BABY Bird (see below about ADULT birds) Is the bird injured (bleeding, broken bones, puncture wounds, been in a cat’s mouth, open wounds, etc.)?If YES, take the bird to your nearest wildlife veterinarian or rehabilitator.If NO, see below. Is the bird fully...
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Hi armygirl and a warm welcome to you from all the Staff and Moderators. Dan has given you a link to our Guidelines, which I hope you find useful.
It's possible this wee one is an American Goldfinch with all that yellow on the wing, but I'm no expert at this sort of identification, so will move your post to the ID forum, as they're better placed to be able to help you. They would find it helpful if you could say where in the States you are and what the habitat is like around you.
I'm sure you will enjoy it here and I look forward to hearing your news.
It's possible this wee one is an American Goldfinch with all that yellow on the wing, but I'm no expert at this sort of identification, so will move your post to the ID forum, as they're better placed to be able to help you. They would find it helpful if you could say where in the States you are and what the habitat is like around you.
I'm sure you will enjoy it here and I look forward to hearing your news.
Hello and welcome to the forum, enjoy and all the best.
armygirl87
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I'm in Nashville tn, I'll try to figure out how to Ad that to my post
armygirl87
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I'm in Nashville tn, found him in a parking lotBaby birds are hard. What kind of nest/habitat did it come from, and what locale in the USA?
Welcome to BF and good luck. Did you see this? -
Baby & Injured Wild Birds - PLEASE READ!
If You Find A BABY Bird (see below about ADULT birds) Is the bird injured (bleeding, broken bones, puncture wounds, been in a cat’s mouth, open wounds, etc.)?If YES, take the bird to your nearest wildlife veterinarian or rehabilitator.If NO, see below. Is the bird fully...
armygirl87
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Parking lot with ants all around it in Nashville
armygirl87
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Still doing good, feeding him crickets and meal worms
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