baby native miners

[The crazy Poultry hoarder]

ok so yesterday it was really windy and a branch came down i looked at it and there was a nest there was nothing in it but i looked on the ground and there where two babies one was partly under a branch and the other was fine i took them because one was injured and it was cold and windy so they wouldent have survived long i know it is not suggested that you take baby birds but i was hoping to get some advise to care for them and what to feed them

 

[The crazy Poultry hoarder]

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[nuthatched]

Do you have a department of natural resources? Animal control? What to adult Minahs eat?

 

[The crazy Poultry hoarder]

Do you have a department of natural resources? Animal control? What to adult Minahs eat?

I think that they are at such a young stage that animal control couldn't really do anything more than I could and I don't know what adults eat

 

[nuthatched]

I think that they are at such a young stage that animal control couldn't really do anything more than I could and I don't know what adults eat

I'd try some baby parrot food or warm raw meat. Though, reading up them leads to believe that they're not particularly good birds.

 

[The crazy Poultry hoarder]

I'd try some baby parrot food or warm raw meat. Though, reading up them leads to believe that they're not particularly good birds.

Ok

 

[The crazy Poultry hoarder]

I can't help but well help them

 

[Rose the Legbar]

If they are common mynahs then those are an invasive species and most wildlife rescues won’t take them. Common mynahs eat insects and bugs. If you did hand raise them, they are incredibly smart birds and you won’t be able to release them back into the wild. They’ll just come back to you. They can also somewhat mimic noises.

 

[Rose the Legbar]

So in a way they are a lot like parrots… less smart and more destructive.

 

[The crazy Poultry hoarder]

If they are common mynahs then those are an invasive species and most wildlife rescues won’t take them. Common mynahs eat insects and bugs. If you did hand raise them, they are incredibly smart birds and you won’t be able to release them back into the wild. They’ll just come back to you. They can also somewhat mimic noises.

They are native austrailian minors