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The most horrible thing happened today after I got of my study table.
I went to check on my half-dried brooder,there was a bloody sparrow laying on the ground beside it,I was so panick-stricken my first idea was:I need to take it to the vet,maybe the bird hit something and crashed there.But here in Saturdays,aviary vets are always closed.
I didn’t know what to do,I turned on my intense care brooder heat lamp and slowly tugged the baby sparrow in a sock and put it there.I couldn’t leave it alone so I sat there for a complete 1 hour wondering whether it was breathing.The flow of blood lessened after ages.I was pretty sure it was dead since it had lost a lot of blood.17.9 miniutes later i saw it’s eyes darted open and it started croaking weakly.Next it was me trying to hold the bird back from flying away since it’s wings were fractured,but within 2 miniutes I gave up and the bird hopped away unable to fly.Did i just rescue it or set it free with making sure it was okay?
 
Afi said:
I’m sorry the picture is still not visible.
P.s
The most horrible thing happened today after I got of my study table.
I went to check on my half-dried brooder,there was a bloody sparrow laying on the ground beside it,I was so panick-stricken my first idea was:I need to take it to the vet,maybe the bird hit something and crashed there.But here in Saturdays,aviary vets are always closed.
I didn’t know what to do,I turned on my intense care brooder heat lamp and slowly tugged the baby sparrow in a sock and put it there.I couldn’t leave it alone so I sat there for a complete 1 hour wondering whether it was breathing.The flow of blood lessened after ages.I was pretty sure it was dead since it had lost a lot of blood.17.9 miniutes later i saw it’s eyes darted open and it started croaking weakly.Next it was me trying to hold the bird back from flying away since it’s wings were fractured,but within 2 miniutes I gave up and the bird hopped away unable to fly.Did i just rescue it or set it free with making sure it was okay?
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do you know where it went?
 
Afi said:
I’m sorry the picture is still not visible.
P.s
The most horrible thing happened today after I got of my study table.
I went to check on my half-dried brooder,there was a bloody sparrow laying on the ground beside it,I was so panick-stricken my first idea was:I need to take it to the vet,maybe the bird hit something and crashed there.But here in Saturdays,aviary vets are always closed.
I didn’t know what to do,I turned on my intense care brooder heat lamp and slowly tugged the baby sparrow in a sock and put it there.I couldn’t leave it alone so I sat there for a complete 1 hour wondering whether it was breathing.The flow of blood lessened after ages.I was pretty sure it was dead since it had lost a lot of blood.17.9 miniutes later i saw it’s eyes darted open and it started croaking weakly.Next it was me trying to hold the bird back from flying away since it’s wings were fractured,but within 2 miniutes I gave up and the bird hopped away unable to fly.Did i just rescue it or set it free with making sure it was okay?
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If it's wings are fractured it is unlikely it will survive. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but that is mother nature for you.
 

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