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Nest Jumper

by Laura
(Greenwood, Ca)

Nest Jumper

Nest Jumper

We don't know whether this bird jumped or was pushed from the nest. But by her eager demeanor, it is safe to say, she probably jumped!

I think it's a robin red breast, but I could be totally wrong. We put her in a makeshift nest and have her outside in hopes her folks will come back and feed her.

I have been giving her some moths to eat. She gobbles them up greedily and begs for more. She had 5 of them for breakfast!

And these are the big mori bombyx silkworm moths! She needs to grow fast and get her wings so she can join nature.

We are keeping a close eye on her safety and welfare.

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Apr 07, 2009
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by: Anonymous

GOOD JOB!

You might as well keep it as a pet if there are no laws against it because keeping a pet bird can be prety fun!

-TURDBURD.
Jun 15, 2008
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by: VICKY - Scotland

Hi I think you are doing a very good job of looking after the young bird.
Well done!

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