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Need help identifying baby birds

by Courtney
(Grassflat, Pennsylvania)

These 3 babies were brought to me as new hatchlings that neighborhood kids found and were toting around.. no mother bird or nest to be found.. i have had them for a week now and they seem to be doing well but i do not know what species they are ( i was thinking they were robins ) and would like to be able to give them the most specialized care i can... any help would be greatly appreciated... I live in central Pennsylvania...

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Aug 30, 2011
uh oh
by: Anonymous

looks like a fledgling- you should have left it there where you found it or if you fear its going to get hurt put it in a box and put the box securely in a tree close to where you found it.

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