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marzipanni

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7. Awww, did the little rail make it through the night?

Reply to denbot (Original post)

Mon Sep 22, 2014, 12:12 PM

Sep 2014

Sometimes the shock of being attacked is too much for birds, even if they don't have bite holes or other injuries. I hope you were able to take it to the wildlife rehab place.

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Need help with injured bird (XenaSab Alert) [View all] denbot Sep 2014 OP

There is probably a wildlife rescue in your area. RebelOne Sep 2014 #1

Called and had to leave a message. denbot Sep 2014 #3

Awwwww shenmue Sep 2014 #2

I got a responce from South Bay Wildlife Rehab, it's a Sora Rail denbot Sep 2014 #4

ok, glad you heard from a wildlife rehabber. magical thyme Sep 2014 #6

Opps, I should have typed "indoor cat", which caught it, not indoor bird. denbot Sep 2014 #8

the wildlife rehabbers I've worked with in the past magical thyme Sep 2014 #11

We live in the Los Angeles suburbs, and are puzzled that a wading bird was in our yard. denbot Sep 2014 #13

I think it was Animal Control who sent an incredibly competent young Baitball Blogger Sep 2014 #12

Some birds TuxedoKat Sep 2014 #5

We put a small water dish in the box early this morning, but no food. denbot Sep 2014 #9

Awww, did the little rail make it through the night? marzipanni Sep 2014 #7

Got it there and the initial feed back was positive. denbot Sep 2014 #10