Bird Care and Rehabilitation


     Although it is difficult and often not successful, it is sometimes necessary to try to rehabilitate injured birds or raise young birds by hand. There is good advice on the links to the left. However, it is VERY difficult to raise baby birds by hand. Raising baby birds should be left to the parents whenever possible. If the parents are around, return the young birds to where you found them. Please also note that it is against U.S. Federal Law to possess eggs, birds, nests, or feathers wihtout a permit or license.

It is best to contact a wildlife rehabilitation center near you (see links below) or call your local wildlife official for advice. See also Wildlife Care for good advice on caring for both baby and adult birds.


Baby Birds
Abandoned Birds
Baby Songbird Care
Caring for Baby Songbirds
Find a Baby Bird on the Ground?

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Should you care for a baby bird?
What to do with a baby bird
*What to Do When You Find a Baby Bird*

Adult Birds
Caring for a Bird of Prey
Caring for Oiled Birds
First Aid for a Bird of Prey
Help for Injured Birds

Hummingbird Care
Injured Birds
Rescuing Fallen Birds
Tips for Caring for Injured Birds

Rehabilitation Programs

*Rehabilitation Centers in the US*
Suncoast Seabird Sanctuary
Tri-State Bird Rescue and Research
University of Minnesota Raptor Center
Wild Bird Clinic
Wild Bird Rehabilitation
Wild Bird Rescue
*Wildlife Information Rehabilitation Directory*
Wildlife Rehabilitation
Wildlife Rehabilitation Centers in the U.S.
WildlifeRehabber.com

Chesapeake Wildlife Sanctuary
Cobequid Wildlife Rehab Centre
How to Care for a Baby Bird
International Bird Rescue Research Center
International Wildlife Rehab. Council
Locating a Wildlife Rehabilitator
National Wildlife Rehabilitators Assoc.
Oregon Raptor Center

Outreach for Earth Stewardship
Owl Rehabilitation
Raptor Rehabilitation
Raptor Rehabilitation and Research

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