Little Bird can't fly

It might be a fledgling. If it isn't injured, leave it alone and put it back where you found it. They are supposed to be out of the nest and wandering around with the parents coming back to feed it from time to time.

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>>2399440
Should I put him back? My neighbor has cats..
That's him, sorry for the late pic, changed ROM and had to wait

>>2399470
It's definitely a fledgling bird. If you can, place him somewhere where the cats cannot get it or tell your neighbor to keep their cats indoors. If it is in real danger with no chance of surviving the cats though, it is best to send it to a wildlife rehab if they're available in the area. The fledgling unfortunately has a low chance of surviving if without its parents unless someone with rehab experience is involved.

>>2399484
>where the cats cannot get it
that's pretty tough, I looked at the nearby trees but there were no nests
should I put him on our window ledge of the first floor? I'm afraid he'll jump down and commit sodoku...
I'd prefer your second option and give him to a caretaker but it's not possible today. Will he make the night?

http://www.wikihow.com/Help-a-Fallen-Fledgling

should I do this? but it would break my heart if I look in there again after a weak just to find a corpse :(

>>2399470
Can anyone ID that birdo? Kinda looks like a swallow fledgling but not sure.

>>2399582
I don't know what kind of birb it is, additionally I made him some hard boiled eggs and smashed them

but he spits everything out what I put him in the peak...

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>>2399582
>Kinda looks like a swallow fledgling
I hope you're wrong. "Swallow nestlings that fledge prematurely can't fly well and may become grounded. If this happens they are usually abandoned by their parents and die."
http://www.treeswallowprojects.com/cfledge.html

does >>2399470 look like pic related?

>>2399654
No can't be, Wikipedia says tree swallows inhabit North America, I'm in Germany

>>2399638
>>2399668
We've got plenty of swallow subspecies in Europe too, could be one of them. However I can't really see the wingspan from your picture, so I can't confirm. Try feeding him mealworms if you happen to have some. But please, take him to a proper caretaker asap

>>2399689
Will be probably late noon tomorrow before I can go into action
It's +-12 cm