Found a sparrow 3 days ago. It's not moving anymore. What should I do?
Three days ago, we found a young, medium-sized sparrow. We (my family) built it a cozy little house. We gave it male larvae from a beekeeper in the village. We fed it the larvae we got with tweezers (NOT METAL, but plastic, because that would hurt it). Theoretically, there should be enough water in there, but we also held out glucose water for it with a pipette just to be on the safe side. It didn't look injured. We found it when magpies attacked the nest. I think we were lucky. The first day, it chirped all day and hopped around in its cage, which doesn't look the same today. It rained all day, but when the shower stopped for an hour and we wanted to try to see if it could fly, it only flew 3 meters, after which it just chirped on the ground. Today, it just sits in its cage and looks very weak. We've always given him food and water regularly (about once a day). He still doesn't move. Does anyone know what could be causing this?
Hello,
Look at this website
Search for: https://www.spatzenhilfe.de/spatz-found/
LG Sonja
Cool , Thank you for the star 😊ðŸ ̃‰
If you don’t know, you should bring wild animals that obviously need help to a wildlife station.
But actually you shouldn’t remove a wild animal from nature, the parents keep taking care of the babies on the ground and the elders.. yes, listens stupid…but that would be the course of nature…you don’t know if the elders have young animals that are just starving.
Does he have enough heat? He also builds heat.
Go to the vet and check out what’s going on!
You should have left him there. The parents would have fed him downstairs. He’ll die.
Biotonne
Poor little sparrow.
You should wait until he’s really dead!
This is because you have gathered him.
They are fed by parents on the ground.
As long as no cat gets lost and takes care of the sparrow.