If you find a baby bird in your garden, your first instinct might be to try to help it. However, since they're rarely deserted by their parents, most vets (and the RSPB) will probably advise you ...

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.

If the baby bird has feathers and can hop, it’s probably supposed to be out of the nest and isn’t in danger, unless there are murderous cats or raccoons around. When birds fledge, most can’t ...

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.

SMITH: So as the bird leaves the nest, you're - and learning to fly, being on the ground is part of that juvenile stage. DETROW: And if you find an abandoned baby bird, Smith has some tips.

An Amarillo family found a baby bird and wrapped it in a warm tortilla to keep it safe before calling the Wild West Wildlife Rehabilitation Center.

Bring the animal to Liberty Wildlife at 2600 E. Elwood St. in Phoenix. The shelter can be reached at 480-998-5550. Keep the bird in a warm, dark, quiet environment.