Multiple baby crows found

[potato13618]

Im sorry that this is posted in the wrong section, i just cant find any section for crows. There is a nest of crows in my neighborhood, and yesterday i saw a baby crow on the ground. I looked up what to do, and it said to leave it where it is, and that's what i did. But today i found 2 more birds, and there was 1 that couldn't even walk. I brought a container and put them in it, and left it in the same spot just in case the parents would find it. Well, it's getting closer to night now here and there are cats that roam around the neighborhood.What should i do? Thank you for your time.

 

[biophiliac]

Im sorry that this is posted in the wrong section, i just cant find any section for crows. There is a nest of crows in my neighborhood, and yesterday i saw a baby crow on the ground. I looked up what to do, and it said to leave it where it is, and that's what i did. But today i found 2 more birds, and there was 1 that couldn't even walk. I brought a container and put them in it, and left it in the same spot just in case the parents would find it. Well, it's getting closer to night now here and there are cats that roam around the neighborhood.What should i do? Thank you for your time.

@Tenrec ? can you give somme advice?

 

[ZachyWachy]

I would say to just take them and raise them, unless you have noticed some crows around there. otherwise they might die. Not to mention how much fun it would be to raise crows, not very many people do that.

 

[biophiliac]

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/wild-bird.1168799/ This thread may have some help for you, its not crows but still... how old do you think they are? Do they have any feathers? Can you get a photo?

If you like crows, you'll like this:
http://www.pawmygosh.com/cat-and-crow/?utm_source=shrd&utm_medium=fb&utm_campaign=shrd

Good luck!

 

[biophiliac]

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/baby-crow-please-help.889552/ Here's one from 2014 on Baby Crow....I did't read it all yet but I believe it will help.

and this too.
http://www.pookapages.com/Gruenwold/CrowCare.htm

 

[potato13618]

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/wild-bird.1168799/ This thread may have some help for you, its not crows but still... how old do you think they are? Do they have any feathers? Can you get a photo?

If you like crows, you'll like this:
http://www.pawmygosh.com/cat-and-crow/?utm_source=shrd&utm_medium=fb&utm_campaign=shrd

Good luck!

Here is a photo. The one that has it's head down is the weak one. I am going to give them some pedialyte water now.

 

[biophiliac]

and . Did you read the Gruenwald crow care link?

Also you should prob go to the "Please Help, I found a baby pigeon' thread which is just after yours in this section and watch the video on and feeding baby pigeons. the main difference between pigeon and crow feeding is that pigeons are vegetarians and crows are omnivores.

 

[biophiliac]

Note that if the parent Crows are still around it may not be too late to return the babys.

 

[potato13618]

and . Did you read the Gruenwald crow care link?

Also you should prob go to the "Please Help, I found a baby pigeon' thread which is just after yours in this section and watch the video on and feeding baby pigeons. the main difference between pigeon and crow feeding is that pigeons are vegetarians and crows are omnivores.

Yes, i did see the link, and it was quite helpful. I'll check out the video. When i first saw the babies, i saw the parents, but i couldnt see the nest, so i just left the container in the same spot, but now i cant see them.

 

[biophiliac]

Can't see the parents now? I think you will have to use your best judgement. I 'tagged' Tenrec so she should respond to you when she can. She has a lot of knowledge on wild birds. These babies look big enough you could have a chance to raise them but i'm not real confident about advising you.