Year, After Year
by Jessica Butler
(Spencerville)
Year after year I always end up with baby birds on my porch or fallen out of the trees in my yard.
I have always successfully been able to raise the babies, and set them free when the time is right. Luck may have to do with it, but time and patients over- rule.
My local vet instructed me that you can feed them a mixture of scrambled eggs and wet cat/dog food. It seems to work. Upon reading this article, I'm surprised to find out you must feed every 10 - 20 min. I feed every 2 hrs.
At the present time I have rescued a morning dove with no feet and surrendered him to a bird sanctuary.
Now I have two baby Robins I saved from some attacking black birds. There name is Ike and Spike. I tried putting them back in there nest on the ground but Ike was determined to cross the road wobbling and hopping.
I'm now on day two and all is going well. I really like this site for the information it gives, and now I must go feed them.
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