Category Archives: Bird Nest Boxes

HELP!!! BABY White Wing Dove!! (Zenaida asiatica)?

so i live in this military post here in texas.. and they do usual shooting training and stuff.. well some how the shots scared a bird and part of her nest felt on the ground with a baby in it..
the mom flew away scared and i didnt want to leave the bird there exposed to cats or other things that might harm him, luckly i had latex gloves in the car so i picked him up and took it home.. the birdy is moving and now i believe he is sleep, he cant see yet. his eyes hasnt open yet.. but i dont know what to give him to eat tomorrow. pls help me.. im gonna take him to animal rescue tomorrow as soon as possible. but for now i need some help on how to feed him or what to put in the little box he is in right now. if u guys want see pictures i can take them and post them in photobucket.. pls help me cause i dont want this poor thing to die.

Great spotted woodpecker excavating blue tit nest box

Great spotted woodpecker excavating blue tit nest box

Near Harrogate, September 2010. Female great spotted woodpecker excavating a bluetit nestbox which is fixed to the bottom half of a disused telegraph pole. You can see her chucking out bits of wood, and I think she may be digging from the nest box through into the pole at the back. By the time this was recorded, she had been tapping away in there for at least a week, and she and other woodpeckers had been seen on previous occasions enlarging the entrance hole. (UPDATE 8 Sept 2010: She has since been roosting at night in the box. ) Although I could hear her tapping, the sound didn’t record properly, so I have added a soundtrack of Georgy Vinogradov singing “2 Maxima”, recorded in Moscow before 1951. It’s a lighthearted song about two machine-guns, and his imitation of the machine-gun sound is not unlike the woodpecker’s tapping which echoes from the birdbox. CCTV film of the same woodpecker inside the box is here on Wokanyixia’s channel: www.youtube.com

What Do I Do If My Wild Bird Egg Hatches?

how do i look after a wild bird i dont have an incubator but i have made a nest and box and it is kept warm daily, i candled it and ther is sumthink inside it, i have no idea how old the egg is but im going to be really confues wen and if it hatches!!
IM FROM ENGLAND!

Lovebird nestbox materials?

Hi other than palm leave can i give hay or what u cal that frm rice crop? I tried with shereded papers but this birds take em al out of the nest and dirty the whole room and empty the nest box. Can i give the coconut hair? Or wot other house hold thngs could be used?

I just found a baby bird that fell out of its nest. I’m not real sure how to take care of it. Tips please.?

I’ve put it in a shoe box with a makeshift nest and covered it with a glove for now. Its prolly only a couple of days old; it hasn’t opened it’s eyes and doesn’t hardly have any feathers.

If you found a dying baby bird on your porch, what would you do?

I found a infant bird on my porch this morning which apparently fell from a nest. It was either paralyzed or too weak to move, but was breathing. Today is supposed to be very hot, and I fear that it will suffer or burn on the sidewalk.

I told a co-worker I would have shot it if I had lived in rural area. He called it wrong since it would be like playing God, and said he would put it in a shoe box and place the boxed bird in a bush which I thought was wrong since it would ensure a more slow death.

Neither of us wanted to touch the bird since we don’t know if it was ill or not.

Anyway, I’m just curious as to how other people would react to this situation.
EDIT: I don’t know why the question posted twice, but thanks for answering twice :)

I ended up not doing anything because I was late for work and didn’t even realize it was breathing until I was out the door. I’m hoping that other neighbors may have seen it.

If you found a dying baby bird on your porch, what would you do?

I found a infant bird on my porch this morning which apparently fell from a nest. It was either paralyzed or too weak to move, but was breathing. Today is supposed to be very hot, and I fear that it will suffer or burn on the sidewalk.

I told a co-worker I would have shot it if I had lived in rural area. He called it wrong since it would be like playing God, and said he would put it in a shoe box and place the boxed bird in a bush which I thought was wrong since it would ensure a more slow death.

Neither of us wanted to touch the bird since we don’t know if it was ill or not.

Anyway, I’m just curious as to how other people would react to this situation.