Thanks Liam! We let it be, and it hopped about a hundred yards into the nearby forest, where, after 3 hours, its parent met up with it and they went into the woods. Thanks again, Liam.
Pretty sure that's a European Starling (Sturnus vulgaris). It looks perfectly of age to be fledged. It should be left where it is so its parents can take care of it.
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Thanks Keith! Perhaps so, though I think Liam is right.
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Could it be a Northern Mockingbird?
Thanks Liam! We let it be, and it hopped about a hundred yards into the nearby forest, where, after 3 hours, its parent met up with it and they went into the woods. Thanks again, Liam.
Pretty sure that's a European Starling (Sturnus vulgaris). It looks perfectly of age to be fledged. It should be left where it is so its parents can take care of it.
Thanks Ava!
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Thanks, Karen, it is quite sad, I hope to find what to do! Yes, I like photo two too! He has sort of an Albert Einstein face!
Poor thing. It looks very miserable. I love photo 2 - what an expression!