A baby bird falls out of its nest onto the ground — what should you do? A well-meaning person may want to help out, but sometimes it's best to just let nature be.

As one quick-thinking nurse proved on June 23, his job never truly stops. He knew exactly what to do when a baby bird began ...

During their walk, they heard a bird crying near a storm drain. The friends saw the mother bird "pacing back and forth" near the drain and they decided to investigate the reason why. When they ...

If you move a baby bird to safety, its parents will continue to care for it. If you find a bird, or any wildlife, with visible injuries, contact a licensed rehabilitator.

Wild Birds Unlimited explains what to do should you find a baby bird that fell from its nest or if a full nest has blown down from a tree. Skip to main content. You have permission to edit this ...

“If the baby bird is sparsely feathered and not capable of hopping, walking, flitting, or gripping tightly to your finger, it’s a nestling. If you can find the nest (it may be well hidden ...

If bird has lots of feathers, can hop and bop, and melt your heart with how darling it is, then leave it alone. If it has very few feathers with a face only a mother can love, put it back in the nest.

A Texas family found a baby bird alone on the ground while barbecuing and decided to wrap the bird in a warm tortilla to protect the animal until rescuers arrived.

WHO: Taquito the baby bird. WHAT: A lost Mississippi kite hatchling is wrapped in a flour tortilla and saved. WHY IT’S SO GREAT: We here at Texas Monthly are smitten with animals. Our regular ...

"The sound of that baby bird crying out really hit me. I couldn’t ignore it," Nurudeen said. "A lot of people might’ve walked past, but in that moment, it didn’t feel right to do nothing.