Help, my mother put baby birds that are just learning to fly in the nest?
Hello, we have a bird's nest in our greenhouse. The birds have just been outside for the first time, and their mother was nearby. They were sitting in the grass and couldn't fly. However, they were fully feathered. Now my mother comes and puts them back in the nest "because they can't fly." A quick research on my part revealed that this is perfectly normal and that they have to learn to fly first. But now she's already touched them, so the mother won't come back, right? What should I do now?
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The touching of the young birds does nothing at all, birds cannot smell good. Now that she sits in the nest again, leave her there, don’t move on and leave her alone, there’s something important here, give it to your mother to read:
http://www.lbv.de/ratgeber/tierhilfe/vogel-found.html#c14001
https://www.nabu.de/tiere-und- Pflanzen/voegel/helfen/01945.html
https://tierheimbonn.de/2019/05/lass-mich-bitte-sitzen/
That’s pointless, because they’re getting out, and that’s what they’re supposed to be.
If the young birds leave the nest again, don’t put it back in the nest.
They are certain branches that leave the nest, even if they are not yet fully capable of flying. But they are still supplied non-the Altvogel.
I know, but my mother had to do it right away, I’m really mad about the action
She’ll be back, mother. Birds are not deer or foxes.
okay, thank you, let’s put her back on the meadow or leave her there, because one has now crooked in the greenhouse corner, the other is still in the nest and the third we haven’t put back at all, we don’t know where it is
Make sure the neighboring cat doesn’t come. If the birds have left the nest, they can fly in no time. You don’t need to help.
I am talking about
No, you don’t. See, they can fly suddenly.
nene, is there a net, that is, we put it back?