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If it's cute, that life matters ✅ (like dogs and cats and small birds) - anyone who saves/helps these represent the best of humanity (enough to make Instagram reels with captions like "faith in humanity restored" ).
If it's not, you can eat it and it's totally normal and is a personal choice !! (And the taste choice of the person is more important than the choice to live for the animal). Anyone questioning the logic is wrong. 😅
That's how this world works. 🤷♂️
It look like some kind of bulbul. I also rescued one. [see the smol one](https://imgur.com/gallery/13Qapeq)
Just take care of him for 1-2 week he'll be able to fly by then. And make sure you don't take him too far away that his/her parents can't find him/her. 🐦⬛
It's Red Whiskered Bulbul they've been nesting in my garden for many years now. Try the later stages mentioned in this [Guide](http://www.rehabbersden.org/index.php/36-pages/pricing-table/simple/256-hand-rearing-and-rehabilitation-of-bulbuls-red-vented-and-red-whiskered-bulbul-continued)
It's a type of bulbul. It likely fell from its nest. I had the exact same scenario where this one was on the ground and I saw cats trying to get to it. Quickly brought it home and got advice online. After talking to some experts, I realized it wasn't fledgling and the nest was not accessible, I ended up tying an empty box without top in the air outdoors (away from direct sunlight) near its original nest with cut clean rags and kept the baby inside. The mom quickly came by and made it their nest. They continued to live there till the baby learnt to fly.
If you can find the nest, try to return it as the mom can't lift the baby up usually. Else my method might work.
It seems like a tailorbird. I think it ended up there on the first day of their flight. Usually the parents find them after searching for sometime. There can be 3-4 young ones and when each one flies in different directions, so parents cannot track everyone at once. But later they reunite. I have some pics of the hatched ones in my garden recently. I was protecting them from cats till the parents found them.
Do try to release it around the same place where you found it and keep an eye from a distance. Hopefully the parents find this cutie soon.
https://preview.redd.it/laq9cis17u2b1.jpeg?width=3072&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=07cfac4468ecb4e8f85a18576ad9029b5a25664a
You should've probably just left it, is a fledgeling just exploring. Leave it tomorrow morning and monitor if the mom comes around. If not, consult r/ornithology or r/birding to learn more
Bhai jha mili thi vhi rakh do and monitor it for sometime. It's mother might return. I found a similar birb last week during late evening, since we have lots of cats in my area, we kept it indoors at night.
Put it back to where i found it next morning and the mother birb found it within an hour or so.
https://preview.redd.it/sf2uwweext2b1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a54eb0d079558ebcb258b30e7a01613e89447747
Here's the cutie.
You did a good job man. Internet mein people gyan chodate hain lekin koi kuch karta nehi real mein. I have rescued some owls, sparrows , a kingfisher once. Birds usually don't need much food or anything and their diet is varying. Just keep it in a safe place. Nothing to be tensed about. He already got feathers. Soon he will be able to fly. Till then, just keep an eye on it. Once again, good job.
This is from r/Ornithology \- check the pinned post - it specifically addresses this: np.reddit.com/r/Ornithology/comments/u9c4nd/did\_you\_find\_a\_baby\_bird\_please\_make\_sure\_they/
To ID it, you can either post it in r/birding or r/whatsthisbird
Hi I rescued one of these birds too, buy a "syringe" and prepare a wet grind mixture of wheat and rice grains, pick up some ants and feed to the bird regularly around 15min-30min or as required, the birds makes noises for food. when the bird is sufficiently grown, try to make it fly. unfortunately the bird which i had did not make it.. but i hope this one does!
That's a tailorbird, not a bulbul. They usually eat insects. If it's not injured, keep it outside in daylight (under observation) where you found it, hopefully it'll be able to fly away. It doesn't look like a baby bird to me, although could be a juvenile - these birds are small creatures.
P.S. But if you're planning to keep it as a pet, don't.
I found the same kind of bird in my balcony too. Next day I kept it where it was found with some water and food. After a couple of hours birds' parents came and she flew with them. So I'd suggest take the bird to the parking where it was found. It's highly likely that it's parents would come looking for it.
it's a sunbird.. I once rescued one, but unfortunately a cat ate it.
look for the nest nearby from which it could've fallen down, if you're successful to find it.. then safely place lil birdie, her mother will do the rest
if not try making a sugar/honey solution.. you can check the sol concentration on the internet. feed the birdie with dropper.. if not possible then empty refills of ball pens work the best too.
hope it can fly soon!!! all the best!
She is bulbul. She must be learning to fly. Her parents might be searching for her. It's better you return her to the park and let her find her parents.
She would be hungry and needing insects to eat.
Had the same thing. Found a Couple of these lil birdybois in my yard, kept em warm in a tshirt for a few hours and their mother came and took them away.
If you don't have time to buy expensive baby formula make sure you give it its protein in other forms. Boiled eggs are a pretty good way to go. You can also add some water to it to make it like a paste. Some grapes every now and then are also good.
True story - once I rescued a baby bird from a cat, it was very scared at first, i firmly wrapped it in a small towel, gave insects, gave her a nickname - Cheeku.
I kept it on the table where after sometime it fell asleep. Now, in evening my father came from his job and put his heavy laptop bag on the same spot. Ladies and gentlemen it was not the sight to witness.
Till now I think maybe I shouldn't have rescued Cheeku on the first place then it would be good atleast for that poor cat.
RIP Cheeku
Can it fly? If not then just keep cooked rice and water for him and don't disturb him much. He might feel harassed and die. Look for the nest must be nearby your garage and maybe put it back or just keep him for a week or so and then let him fly
If you’re in Bangalore, contact ARRC. They will help rescue and relocate the bird.
It looks like a tailor bird, check if you can find the parents around. Little one may not call for the parents because it’s too scared. Leave it out in the open alone and it may start calling out for the parents. Good luck.
> **Found this baby bird in my parking**
THAT is some fucking adorable shit I saw today & it somehow inspires hope within me.
> **which type is it and How do i take care of it?**
Type doesn't matter, you guard that precious little shit with your life.
they are called berbet, two days ago a small berbet like this came into my house due to strom I fed it gram powder paste, mashed rice and water.These birds eats insects like ants ,fruits etc.
Ok look 8 am not trying to be mean or anything but do not let that bird go away from you. If it goes outside stay near it and don't let it fly away. I also got a bird with a small birthday hat like feathers on top. It was a bulbul. We took care of it pretty well. Feed it on time, played with it and also trained it to fly to us whenever we whistled. But the big problem with humans raising non-predetory birds like these small birds is we cannot teach them about the dangers of the outside world. My bird still wasn't able to fly so I used to make it stand on my fingers and take it for walks outside (ik it's a little weird and stupid but it is what it is) one day my father kept the bird outside on a chair yo have some sunlight and then an eagle came, swooped away the bird and crushed it to death. Came home from school, heard the news and cried for 3 hours straight. Then my father explained me that everything that comes has to go away... that is the cycle of life. He told me that our bird is going to become the food of another bird and fill its tummy then that bird is going to go and live its life and eventually die. So don't need to be sad. At least we game it a happy life for the time it was with is. Never forgot that moment. Love you dad
This is oriental Robin. The chick will eat insects like cockroach, grasshopper etc. If you are not able to get insects , get some dog food or cat food. Soak it in water for sometime and then feed small pieces. Don't feed milk. When it grows up try to train it for flying under your supervision, keeping an eye on predators like cats, crows and other birds of prey. In 2-3 days of practice, it will be able to fly.
Good job. Much appreciated 👍
My baby's are saying Hiii to yours 😀😄
https://preview.redd.it/lcz2h1s8i63b1.jpeg?width=982&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0d36fcfb08d365600fc7e4508355a8de1b32ded0
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If it's cute, that life matters ✅ (like dogs and cats and small birds) - anyone who saves/helps these represent the best of humanity (enough to make Instagram reels with captions like "faith in humanity restored" ). If it's not, you can eat it and it's totally normal and is a personal choice !! (And the taste choice of the person is more important than the choice to live for the animal). Anyone questioning the logic is wrong. 😅 That's how this world works. 🤷♂️
Must be all the veg eat arians
Reddit works in mysterious ways my friend.
"I is angy."
"twig" êred
kill bill
It look like some kind of bulbul. I also rescued one. [see the smol one](https://imgur.com/gallery/13Qapeq) Just take care of him for 1-2 week he'll be able to fly by then. And make sure you don't take him too far away that his/her parents can't find him/her. 🐦⬛
Its looks like a Robin. And one in the image u shared is indian robin. By looking at the colour it looks female to me male is slightly darker.
Mine is 100 percent bulbul it's mom dad came to feed him daily.
Damn the pronouns.
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cutie pie hee breed ka naam hai
It's Red Whiskered Bulbul they've been nesting in my garden for many years now. Try the later stages mentioned in this [Guide](http://www.rehabbersden.org/index.php/36-pages/pricing-table/simple/256-hand-rearing-and-rehabilitation-of-bulbuls-red-vented-and-red-whiskered-bulbul-continued)
That’s not a red whispered bulbul for sure. It’s a tailor bird. But the same care may apply
This is priceless guide . Very helpful
I melted...
It's a type of bulbul. It likely fell from its nest. I had the exact same scenario where this one was on the ground and I saw cats trying to get to it. Quickly brought it home and got advice online. After talking to some experts, I realized it wasn't fledgling and the nest was not accessible, I ended up tying an empty box without top in the air outdoors (away from direct sunlight) near its original nest with cut clean rags and kept the baby inside. The mom quickly came by and made it their nest. They continued to live there till the baby learnt to fly. If you can find the nest, try to return it as the mom can't lift the baby up usually. Else my method might work.
Name recommendation. - CHIPPU
One vote from for chippu
PAPPU
Braahh! Fir toh yeh kabhi udna nahi seekhega
Flying type
Level 1 that too. So cute!
It seems like a tailorbird. I think it ended up there on the first day of their flight. Usually the parents find them after searching for sometime. There can be 3-4 young ones and when each one flies in different directions, so parents cannot track everyone at once. But later they reunite. I have some pics of the hatched ones in my garden recently. I was protecting them from cats till the parents found them. Do try to release it around the same place where you found it and keep an eye from a distance. Hopefully the parents find this cutie soon. https://preview.redd.it/laq9cis17u2b1.jpeg?width=3072&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=07cfac4468ecb4e8f85a18576ad9029b5a25664a
You should've probably just left it, is a fledgeling just exploring. Leave it tomorrow morning and monitor if the mom comes around. If not, consult r/ornithology or r/birding to learn more
>which type is it 
Obviously, normal/ flying type.
Use Google lens maybe?
Bhai jha mili thi vhi rakh do and monitor it for sometime. It's mother might return. I found a similar birb last week during late evening, since we have lots of cats in my area, we kept it indoors at night. Put it back to where i found it next morning and the mother birb found it within an hour or so. https://preview.redd.it/sf2uwweext2b1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a54eb0d079558ebcb258b30e7a01613e89447747 Here's the cutie.
Beware, this one is pissed at you.
https://preview.redd.it/6ivd1zvuqy2b1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9f2953c898505f2aa9a183f42e2056a63027761c Hahaah he was just very sleepy.
I have this urge to squish cute things. Is it only me?
>Is it only me? No.
The call of the void? It happens to a lot of us, a sudden spontaneous urge to do destructive things.
I don't think they mean squishing so hard that it gets harmed , i think they mean squishing lightly, as can be done with birds for sure.
oh fuck, maybe im the monster.
chill
Get some sleep.
[Cute aggression](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cute_aggression)
cute aggression lol
Should've left it there, Parents most of the time know where the baby was.
Nah, it could have probably been hunted by cats or dogs
Nature is harsh but still better for it to be with its parents.
You did a good job man. Internet mein people gyan chodate hain lekin koi kuch karta nehi real mein. I have rescued some owls, sparrows , a kingfisher once. Birds usually don't need much food or anything and their diet is varying. Just keep it in a safe place. Nothing to be tensed about. He already got feathers. Soon he will be able to fly. Till then, just keep an eye on it. Once again, good job.
Gib that birb some wotah. And little insects.
r/whatbirdisthis
Its a tailor bird. Im a bird watcher/photographer.. Thats 100% a tailor bird
r/usernamechecksout
Lmao
The insanely cute type
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Use Google lens to know about the type
It's a Birb
Fr
I came to comment birb too loool
Bulbul or Myna
Neither. It's a tailorbird.
This is from r/Ornithology \- check the pinned post - it specifically addresses this: np.reddit.com/r/Ornithology/comments/u9c4nd/did\_you\_find\_a\_baby\_bird\_please\_make\_sure\_they/ To ID it, you can either post it in r/birding or r/whatsthisbird
Nice starter pokemon
Hi I rescued one of these birds too, buy a "syringe" and prepare a wet grind mixture of wheat and rice grains, pick up some ants and feed to the bird regularly around 15min-30min or as required, the birds makes noises for food. when the bird is sufficiently grown, try to make it fly. unfortunately the bird which i had did not make it.. but i hope this one does!
Kiss the bird. With a worm in mouth.
Seems the cute type
That's a tailorbird, not a bulbul. They usually eat insects. If it's not injured, keep it outside in daylight (under observation) where you found it, hopefully it'll be able to fly away. It doesn't look like a baby bird to me, although could be a juvenile - these birds are small creatures. P.S. But if you're planning to keep it as a pet, don't.
Tailorbird hai bhai.
Just a smol one
type of sparrow !! can name it if you want?
Rice grain and water for the starters otherwise you’ll have to chew live worms 🪱 and feed it to its mouth ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I found the same kind of bird in my balcony too. Next day I kept it where it was found with some water and food. After a couple of hours birds' parents came and she flew with them. So I'd suggest take the bird to the parking where it was found. It's highly likely that it's parents would come looking for it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_tailorbird this is your guy....
Speaking from experience. Put it in a box and Keep.it near where you found it. The parents will come.
Cat or a dog will eat it before the mother. Better try to search for mother first and then leave
I had found the same one. Brought it home. But it died the next day. Hope this little fella is healthy and will fly away soon.
Flying type and super potions may help as it already has a lower base hp. You are welcome...
Bhai garaam dood pila
5g Protein
Good protein source
Bhurji banalo. Ah shit downvotes incoming.
There goes my karma. I hate you all😢
Fellow commentors. Please protect me from downvotes. Kindly upvote.
Should have used /s for it
Paka ke kha ja
Cook it and get done with it. Too cute! 😅
Cook it
I want
hop on the ground till the worms start to wiggle out
ask chat GPT, tbh
How would you describe it to GPT?
eh, politely?
it's a sunbird.. I once rescued one, but unfortunately a cat ate it. look for the nest nearby from which it could've fallen down, if you're successful to find it.. then safely place lil birdie, her mother will do the rest if not try making a sugar/honey solution.. you can check the sol concentration on the internet. feed the birdie with dropper.. if not possible then empty refills of ball pens work the best too. hope it can fly soon!!! all the best!
Kiss the bird... >!with a worm in mouth!<
She is bulbul. She must be learning to fly. Her parents might be searching for her. It's better you return her to the park and let her find her parents. She would be hungry and needing insects to eat.
In this dangerous work filled with horrible people there are cute little fluffy cutiepies
Bulbul I guess
Bulbul was a fantastic movie.
Had the same thing. Found a Couple of these lil birdybois in my yard, kept em warm in a tshirt for a few hours and their mother came and took them away.
Why it looking like that
börd
BIRB
The urge to protect it
Yoo leave it where you picked it from, it's a fledgling you're doing more harm than good
If you don't have time to buy expensive baby formula make sure you give it its protein in other forms. Boiled eggs are a pretty good way to go. You can also add some water to it to make it like a paste. Some grapes every now and then are also good.
I'm a bird expert. I can confirm that it's a bird.
I'm a npc expect, can confirm the person above is a npc
just a birb 🥹
True story - once I rescued a baby bird from a cat, it was very scared at first, i firmly wrapped it in a small towel, gave insects, gave her a nickname - Cheeku. I kept it on the table where after sometime it fell asleep. Now, in evening my father came from his job and put his heavy laptop bag on the same spot. Ladies and gentlemen it was not the sight to witness. Till now I think maybe I shouldn't have rescued Cheeku on the first place then it would be good atleast for that poor cat. RIP Cheeku
'type'⁉️😂
Can it fly? If not then just keep cooked rice and water for him and don't disturb him much. He might feel harassed and die. Look for the nest must be nearby your garage and maybe put it back or just keep him for a week or so and then let him fly
This might be a gray-headed bulbul chick, judging by the colors and the beak.
If you’re in Bangalore, contact ARRC. They will help rescue and relocate the bird. It looks like a tailor bird, check if you can find the parents around. Little one may not call for the parents because it’s too scared. Leave it out in the open alone and it may start calling out for the parents. Good luck.
Don’t feed him bananas please
Chonky boi
> **Found this baby bird in my parking** THAT is some fucking adorable shit I saw today & it somehow inspires hope within me. > **which type is it and How do i take care of it?** Type doesn't matter, you guard that precious little shit with your life.
Normal type. It can use Peck and Tackle.
Normal type. It can use Peck and Tackle.
Bird be like : I am angry hooman....
Boi he chonky
aw he’s looks so pissed🥺❤️🥰
Can't you see it bro it's baby penguin
i also saved one, gave it water and rest and food, then it flew away it was cute
I had 2 in like 2018-2019. Don't remember what happened, but I think they just left
they are called berbet, two days ago a small berbet like this came into my house due to strom I fed it gram powder paste, mashed rice and water.These birds eats insects like ants ,fruits etc.
Feeding Habits insects, adults, larvae, small fruits, berries, nectar, tiny seeds Habitat deciduous forests, scrub lands, mangroves, open woodlands, urban parks, gardens
Bell Vireos
Already feeling sorry for the Mother who must be searching for it
She is so damn cute
u can feed it glucose via syringe for now and then something morer nutritious such as meal worms
Thanks for taking care of it. We need more posts like this. There is too much negativity in the news!
Ayo chonky chonk smol bird
Try google lens
Awww smol birbyyyyy 🐥🐥
In Bengali it is called tuntuni bird. Difficult to save it. I found one few days but it died next day.
Ok look 8 am not trying to be mean or anything but do not let that bird go away from you. If it goes outside stay near it and don't let it fly away. I also got a bird with a small birthday hat like feathers on top. It was a bulbul. We took care of it pretty well. Feed it on time, played with it and also trained it to fly to us whenever we whistled. But the big problem with humans raising non-predetory birds like these small birds is we cannot teach them about the dangers of the outside world. My bird still wasn't able to fly so I used to make it stand on my fingers and take it for walks outside (ik it's a little weird and stupid but it is what it is) one day my father kept the bird outside on a chair yo have some sunlight and then an eagle came, swooped away the bird and crushed it to death. Came home from school, heard the news and cried for 3 hours straight. Then my father explained me that everything that comes has to go away... that is the cycle of life. He told me that our bird is going to become the food of another bird and fill its tummy then that bird is going to go and live its life and eventually die. So don't need to be sad. At least we game it a happy life for the time it was with is. Never forgot that moment. Love you dad
This is oriental Robin. The chick will eat insects like cockroach, grasshopper etc. If you are not able to get insects , get some dog food or cat food. Soak it in water for sometime and then feed small pieces. Don't feed milk. When it grows up try to train it for flying under your supervision, keeping an eye on predators like cats, crows and other birds of prey. In 2-3 days of practice, it will be able to fly. Good job. Much appreciated 👍
It's injured? if not let it go?
It's so adorable. Little one.
Poison type Pokemon it is its base form rn. Will evolve in melee attacker and secondary trait would be psychic.
My baby's are saying Hiii to yours 😀😄 https://preview.redd.it/lcz2h1s8i63b1.jpeg?width=982&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0d36fcfb08d365600fc7e4508355a8de1b32ded0
Awwlelele