Hello /an/, I found this birb in a grass yard in a city, Netherlands.

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>tame
you could say by the look of its beak it's really young
it's young, cute and stupid
good work letting it go

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>>2362232
OP posting about how he found and caught a bird in spring makes it sound like one of those "I found a baby bird and took it away from its parents, what do I do now" threads. However, in my opinion the bird in that photo doesn't really seem to have typical baby bird qualities, such as the distinctive yellow rims on the beak. I think it looks like an adult Eurasian blackcap female.

Blackcaps aren't kept as pets though, and I'm not sure why the bird allowed OP to catch it. Maybe it was dizzy from hitting a window or something, and it needed some time to recover before it could fly away?

>>2362221
>Not evolving him into a Pidgeot
Do you even want to win a national Pokemon league?

>>2362272
>pidgeot
>not using glorious talonflame and +1 priority gale wings

>>2362279
Have you even played sun and moon yet, anon?

Jij kut mogool. Die vogel word buiten het nest nog gevoed door de ouders.
Zet hem terug.
Onzin over t ze mensen ruiken maakt niks uit zet het terug. Het is stil omdst het onder stress staat of mogelijk vat hij niet wat eraan de hand is.

Zet die mus terug waar die vandaan komt!

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>>2362418
WHY

>>2362671
gale wings was nerfed hard

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>>2362279
Anon, I...

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>>2362244
>seem to have typical baby bird qualities
the ones thatclearn to fly and explore the world outside the nest (called "Ästlinge" here in Austria) DO NOT have these "distinct baby markings" as you call them.

at this stage they run/fly around outside of the nest, but are constantly watched and fed by their parents
their defensive mechanism is to stay perfectly still and they are very "tame"

best to just place them on a high hedge or tree and make sure the parent's can see them

why thy fuck are there so many idiots that think these baby birds need help?
Y'all should know by now

pic related, one I found yesterday, just placed it on a big bush, just in view if the parents. They came immediately after I left

>>2362272
>>2362279
>>2362418
>>2362897
>admitting knowing any of this

>>2363669
>not being true to yourself and others

>>2363669
>>2363792

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>>2363617
Pic related is what blackcap fledglings look like. Compare it with the picture in the OP and this bird >>2362244

Fledglings have those yellow rims on the beak, and their feathers often look kinda disheveled compared to adult plumage. OP's bird looks like a normal adult bird that should be able to fly already, I don't see anything fledgling-like about it. If it had been a noticeably young bird, picking it up would've been stupid, but since it was an adult bird that allowed a person to touch it, there was something off about it and trying to help it was acceptable. Also, instead of attempting to treat the bird by himself and asking /an/ for instructions on that, OP tried to take the bird to the vet so it could be treated by professionals. He did well enough.
Since the bird eventually flew away, it sounds like it was just temporarily stunned from something that had happened to it.

But you are correct in that usually these threads involve baby birds, and people tend to pick up birds that should be left alone. Wish we could get a sticky about that.