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Im just wonder about feeding the birds on the street.

Is that legal for putting some crumb of the bread on the street for birds?

I can see many people are doing this on the street.
Does the law exist against this behavior?

I was on a bike ride and then I see the poor little guy in the middle of the street. He is now in my house and he seems healthy and in great shape. Who should I contact? What should I feed him until then? Where should he stay? I have no idea where his nest is because he was found in the road.
Thanks!

i stumbled apon a injured bird while walking home, seeing that it couldn’t fly .. i decided to take it back home. rather than to leave it on the street i found it on.. well anyway, on to the point.. what do i do with it?? what do i feed it? and can i touch it?? * i used a paper bag to carry it home * o__o;;
i stumbled apon a injured bird while walking home, seeing that it couldn’t fly .. i decided to take it back home. rather than to leave it on the street i found it on.. well anyway, on to the point.. what do i do with it?? what do i feed it? and can i touch it?? * i used a paper bag to carry it home * o__o;;

note to that – it does not look like a Baby bird..
it is small , Brown and looks like a regular street bird.
it doesn’t look like a baby bird.. its about the size of my palm

it is small , Brown and looks like a regular street bird.

We found a newborn dove on the street.. I think it fell from a tree or something happened to it.. We didn’t want to leave this bird, however, we don’t know how to feed it.. The problem is that it even didn’t open his eyes.. We’re trying to give water.. But, What can we give as a food? Please help.. If you don’t know and if you have a friend that can know.. please ask and let me know.. thanks..
We found a newborn dove on the street.. I think it fell from a tree or something happened to it.. We didn’t want to leave this bird, however, we don’t know how to feed it.. The problem is that it even didn’t open his eyes.. We’re trying to give water.. But, What can we give as a food? Please help.. If you don’t know and if you have a friend that can know.. please ask and let me know.. thanks..
ps: I think it also born before its normal birth time.. that’s why it is illogical trying to feed it with a worm etc..

Finch Feeder has been hung out for over 6 months, first hung in front of kitchen window, then moved feeder to tree limb. Can see the Finches every day in tree, but they do not come to the feeder. Have placed special Finch Food in feeder and even on the ground to try and attact them to the area. Other birds do not eat the finch food. I live on a very busy street.

So on my way back home, i found this little baby crow trying to across the street, probably a weeks old and seems to fall from its nest. I approached it and this cute little things run to the bushes, scares to death. I know it wont survive without a care so i searched for it even though my shirt’s gettin mess and those street guys making fun of me. Ok, i found it – took it to my home. Put it in a box to make it warm a little bit. But next steps, i dunno! I want to return the baby crow to its nest but i cant find it! Pls…. i know there’s many people will take this lightly coz crow aint a fav birds, many people hated ‘em. But pls help me dudes…!

Thx!
Its very young and i dont think it’ll eat by its own…

I had 2 cockatiels then found a 3rd on the street. It was obviously hand fed since it came to me when I found it. After isolation and looking for its owners, we put the new bird in with our 2. Our 2 started mating and we put in a nest box so they could lay a clutch of eggs. We thought the new bird was a male because it liked to hang out with our female, but now we think it’s a female because she wants to go in the nest box, and actually laid an egg in there. Our original 2 had a clutch of 5 eggs and 1 hatched this morning. Now there are still 5 eggs with the baby chick. I think the new bird laid an egg in the nest box. She actually sits in the nest box sometimes (next to the bird that’s sitting on the eggs). So far she hasn’t harmed anything. The male doesn’t seem to like the situation, but the female doesn’t mind another bird being in the nest box.

Should I get another nest box for the new female? I don’t think she mated with the male (at least not that I’ve seen).