i have found a new born baby bird that is from the wild

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i have found a new born baby bird that is from the wild
im scared if i don't feed it enought that it might die i love animals and i will do anything to keep this baby bird alive i have named the bird archie

please help me age(14)
from maria



Reply from bionic2 Accepted answer! User Rating:  640 Knowledge Tokens
Hi Maria,
It is very kind of you to care for the orphan baby bird.
One option is to find a nature center near you with a wild life rescue center. If it is not possible, then you will need to care for the baby yourself which may be very demanding since he needs feeding every few hours according to his age. You may need to buy bird baby food from a pet store and a dropper or a syringe without a needle. More details are given at:
http://www.petalia.com.au/templates/StoryTemplate_Process.cfm?Story_No=2037
Wishing you good luck.
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Reply from bucketslogg User Rating:  70 Knowledge Tokens
While this info is probably too late... the next time you find a helpless or injured wild animal, you can contact Wildlife Rescue. Just call information... that would be the quickest, or look on-line. It doesn't matter where you are located, or how large or small the animal...they will be there for you. God bless you for caring.
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Comment from laridelong User Rating:  20 Knowledge Tokens
if you are afraed that it will die you could give it ti an animal shlter(witc i know is sad to see animals GO)


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