friend found the bird in her backyard, we think it’s a northern flicker possibly a sapsucker. it has some feathers but not all. she has it n a cardboard box with branch to stand on. shes feeding it some sort of mush. what should we do?
friend found the bird in her backyard, we think it’s a northern flicker possibly a sapsucker. it has some feathers but not all. she has it n a cardboard box with branch to stand on. shes feeding it some sort of mush. what should we do?
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Because I feed birds, I also have a number of squirrels in my backyard as well. The local foxes have figured this out, and have began feasting on the squirrels. Short of stopping the feeding of birds, is there any way to get rid of the foxes? I have a dog, and I know that foxes can carry scabies. Thanks
…………..my folks have been feeding stray cats in their backyard for years,ocassionally birds would rush in,grab some pieces,then take off.And fast too; cats,you know?lol.
But out of nowhere a racoon(we think only the one) started eating the cat food too.And this is in the city also,not arural area.Just wondered if anyone knew things about them.And would they try to harm the cats?
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there is a baby flight less crow in my backyard. parents are showing osme intrest in feeding the bird but none in getting the poor thing out of the yard and that needs to be done fast because a storm is blowing in my area. it needs help soon or it will die in the werather. what should it do. i could catch it and keep it for a while or leave it with only hopes.
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I have found a baby bird in my backyard and i dont know what to feed it. It is a small gray/brown bird with a bright yellow beak. I believe it to be a sparrow but im not sure. Please help
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