Few days ago when I returned from work I found this bird in my gallery.
Bird was injurred and not able to fly.
Suddenly I realized that I left my gallery glass window open while going out . The bird might have came inside somehow. But wasn't able to go out . Because it was not able to differentiate between glass and free space.
Every year, 500 million birds die in our world because of people—our cats; our windows; our transmission lines; our cars, our decisions. Would you change some small thing in your life to save bird lives? Read on, think it over and consider what you could do. Please join me and my colleagues at Nature earth in making earth safer for birds.”
Now that warmer weather is here, young birds who are learning to fly may be spotted on the ground. Often, when people come across these fledglings, they assume the birds need help and will try to save them. While most fledglings don’t need assistance, it’s good to know how to spot the ones who do and to identify nestlings, who are too young to be out of the nest at all!
Once you’ve identified a healthy nestling, follow these steps to save baby birds!
