Winter is not over yet here in Moscow, so here are some still wintering birds.
Some tits, in and around improvised feeders, from 5l water bottles.
Some ruddy shelducks hoping for a thaw soon
Winter is not over yet here in Moscow, so here are some still wintering birds.
Some tits, in and around improvised feeders, from 5l water bottles.
Some ruddy shelducks hoping for a thaw soon
Although out of the nest, a fledgling does not need to return to its nest. Since fledglings are able to use their feet to grip, hold out your index finger like a perch and use a bird treat to encourage the fledgling to perch on your finger. Once the fledgling is on your finger, gently place it on some shrubbery or a tree branch.[7]
- If the fledgling does not want to perch on your finger, try gently wrapping it in a towel to pick it up and place it on higher ground.
- If you try to place the fledgling back in its nest, it will likely fall out of the nest again.[8]
- The fledgling needs to be above the ground to protect it from predators.