Bird Help

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>taking away hard-earned food from industrious ants
What are you, some fucking commie bootlicker?

Normally I post a Screenshot of leaving fledglings alone, but this bird looks much younger. Your best 2 options are:
Find the nest and put the bird back
Call a wildlife rehab center to take it

>>2421949
Yeah, what the fuck OP? If you're going to steal from the bird's rightful owner, you should at least eat it yourself.

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>>2421952
We live in a place where there are not a lot of trees so finding the nest isn't much of an option for us.

As far as a wildlife rehab center goes, do they have to be local? We don't have many things here concerning wildlife other than a small zoo and animal control.

http://healthypets.mercola.com/sites/healthypets/archive/2011/05/24/when-rescuing-a-baby-bird-is-not-the-compassionate-thing-to-do.aspx

https://www.thespruce.com/what-to-feed-a-baby-bird-386555

>>2421956
Young birds have to eat hourly at the very least. If this bird was abandoned and inactive to the point where it was being attacked by ants, I don't think there's any saving it. It's injured and now starving and stressed from being handled. Sorry dude but by the time you get it to a rehabber it will probably be a lost cause.

>>2421956

If there aren't that many trees, then that narrows the possibilities considerably. Just go back to where it was found and have a look around.

No, it doesnt have to be local wildlife rescue.

>>2421952
>>2421958
Thank you much for your help!
I told my friend so hopefully she can handle the rest.

>>2421965
She said it was very active, moving about and such, but the poor thing couldn't get away. I'm thinking it was stuck on something.