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what do i feed a wild baby cardinal?

i had a nest of 3 baby cardinals in my backyard. the nest collapsed in some bad weather. the 3 baby birds scattered across our lawn. one died of indigestion problems. the other is alive and being fed by the mother cardinal. but the last one is hidden in the bushes and the mother has not spotted it and has not fed it. we know not to touch the baby bird. but we know that its starving and needs to be fed. what should we do?
*please do not answer this question if u are at all unsure of your answer* **thank u**

How to help a wild cardinal?

Recently, we’ve had a wild male cardinal hopping around our back porch, singing away and trying to find a mate. The cats come around every once and a while, but the cardinal just flutters up to a higher part of the house, where the cats can’t get-to.

We’d like to keep the cardinal around, but not force it too. So, we were thinking of building a bird house just for the bird, and a bird feeder for him.

Anyways, the main question was, what should I use? Is there some kind of ‘do-it-yourself’ box kit bird house and feeder that he’d like? Or would a special design be necessary (completely willing to put one together myself)? We’d like to build the bird house so that, if he finds a mate, he and her can build a nice nest inside. Also, the bird feeder. Any special design? Anything specific he’d like? Also, the wood they’re made of. Is there any kind of wood he’d feel the most comfortable in?

Also, we feel kind of bad for him. He’s singing away for a new mate (we think either his first one died, or he is looking for a first) and so far, he’s the only cardinal we’ve seen around a place. The other birds are a few starlings and some red-chested robins. Do you have any ideas of how to help him so he finds a mate?

Should I bury a baby bird that I found dead in its nest?

There was a cardinal nest outside of my house that i have been watching for the past week or so and slowly but surely i saw two of the three babies leave the nest and last night there was just one left and when i went to check up on her this morning i was surprised to still see her there but when i took a closer look i saw she wasn’t breathing or moving and must have died since the last time i checked up on her, I’m so devastated!! and i cant stand the fact that shes just going to remain in her nest until she is eaten by other animals so would it be okay for me to put her in a shoe box and bury her or am i going to risk getting a disease?

HELP!I found a baby bird and want to know am I doing enough?

I was in my yard sitting on my porch and I saw a cardinal feeding something I went over there and felt in the nest surrounded by thorns.
Ten i felt something warm and it was a 1 or 2 week old bird.I showed my mom and she said i could raise it myself.I feed it chicken with baby food and water it also is growing well.I keep it in a box wrapped up in up in a towel.So I need your advice what else am i missing?

cardinals are birds that spend the winter in Maryland. Many people feed them sunflower seeds during the winter

months. some of the carbohydrates in the cardinal’s diet come from these seeds. describe:
-the building blocks of carbohydrates
- how the sunflowers produce carbohydrates
-how carbohydrates are used by living organisms

cardinals are birds that spend the winter in Maryland. Many people feed them sunflower seeds during the winter

months. some of the carbohydrates in the cardinal’s diet come from these seeds. describe:
-the building blocks of carbohydrates
- how the sunflowers produce carbohydrates
-how carbohydrates are used by living organisms

There are some baby cardinals in my doorway and I can’t tell if they have been abondoned or not. Help!?

A cardinal built a nest in the entryway to my house. It hatched several baby birds but eventually the nest fell over. I put on gloves and placed them in a small box that contained the remainder of their nest plus some grass.

Right now I am unable to tell whether or not the birds are being taken care of by the mother and father. A few days ago I saw both of them fluttering around the entryway but I have since not seen either one directly in there.

The baby birds appear to be generating waste and look healthy to me, but I am by no stretch an expert. I can’t tell whether or not the parents are still taking care of them or if the birds are running off reserves.

Can anybody with knowlege of this sort of thing give me some good advice about what to do with the birds?