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i found a sparrow in my backyard roof side it couldn't fly yet but had feathers so i picked it up and put it in my bird cage it stayed for 1 day the next day i notice that its flock was still nearby base on the way the sparrow and the flock were conversing i felt pity took the cage outside and opened the top down it flock came and encouraged it to fly and it took of . since then i have been bored and heartbroken today i found another sparrow though an adult sparrow but i need advice how do i tame it as a pet
I found a crow that has an injuried eye and the other is fine, he acts somewhat alright and I currently have him in a large box that's open since he doesn't get out of it. He doesn't eat and I give him water that he gladly drinks up but he can't fend for himself currently. What can I do?
Crows are very smart birds. They're intelligence would amaze you! You're very lucky to have found one.
Try different types of foods. Some of them like nuts and seeds while others can/ do like meat.
I intentionally attract crows to my yard. I have a water fountain out there and I put food out everyday at the same time. I put out pieces of bread, popped popcorn (without any salt or butter), raw peanuts still in the shell (no salt!).
Try googling how to attract crows to your yard and it'll give you information as to what they like to eat.
Give him a variety of the different types of food that they like. When he gets hungry enough he'll eat.
Good luck
We’d suggest that you take him to a wildlife rehabilitation center in your area. There are directories online that help you to locate one near you, or you can call a local veterinarian — the staff may be able to recommend a center or have further advice.
Here is a list by state by the Humane Society of the United States:
http://www.humanesociety.org/animals/resources/tips/find-a-wildlife-rehabilitator.html
Here is some more information by the National Wildlife Rehabilitators Association:
http://www.nwrawildlife.org/?page=Find_A_Rehabilitator
Good luck!
I have 3 kookaburras that come and get food every day,one of them is very friendly and i even pat her, another is friendly but does not like to be patted, and another is still wild, pick up the food but does not stop closely, also teaching a magpie to wistle before i give him food, i am getting there..
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