There are baby wrens in my bluebird house. Will I scare off the parents if I open the box to peek at them?

Why are their so many bees hanging around my parents humming bird feeders?

My dad put up some humming bird feeders. Now humming birds and bees are all other them. I thought they were humming bird feeders not bee feeders!

Also while your here: why are there wasp’s nest around my backporch.

A bird nest with babies fell into our fireplace, I don’t think the parents can get to them. How do I reunite?

The flue in the chimney of the house we are renting is broken and allowed the nest and baby birds through. I haven’t seen the mother bird come in to feed them yet and I am concerned that she can’t fit through the opening. We are going to see if we can prop the flue open a bit more to give her room to get to her babies. Any other suggestions on how to reunite baby bird with their mother?

If a lizard transitional species give birth to a bird, how can the bird learn to fly with lizards for parents?

(if this lizard transitional species was the last one before it’s offspring became birds)
- Gruntled Employee

I have a baby bird in my backyard that seems to have fallen out of tree. what should I do? My dog will eat it!

I don’t want my dog to eat it, and I want be humane. The parents are hanging around… Is it likely they do something?
- ChumClucky

Which bird lays it’s egg in another species nest which drives out the original chicks?

I saw a documentary about a species of bird that would lay it’s egg in the nest of a smaller bird. The invading chick would push out all other original chicks and the parents would work tirelessly to feed the invader. I thought it was the Boobie Bird but that one only kicks out younger boobies. Thanks.
- Cirric

Are there any bird species that feed their old and weak parents?

I heard the crow / raven does. But can’t find it and not sure if its true. Does anyone knows?
- gigi_h

Baby bird problem! Robin expert needed?

So, I have a very big backyard because I live in the suburbs. It’s Spring and I found a nest on the top of a gutter pipe. This nest had two parents who were Robins and 2 baby birds. They were happy there for a while and neither me or my neighbor (the pipe was between me and my neighbor’s house we have a twin house) disturbed them. But one day, it was before the babies learned how to fly, the nest came down with a thud. It fell down because the nest wasn’t sturdy. The parents were ok and one of the babies were too. But the other baby’s leg is broken. The baby that was ok jumped to my neighbor’s property, and we brought the broken one (with the nest) over to our property, since it was nearest. Now the mom is feeding both of them and taking care of them. When ever the babies call her, she comes right away. Whenever there is danger, the father comes and tweets like crazy. SO, they are surviving. Me and my neighbor are doing everything we can to help them feel comfortable.

But the problem is that there is this cat roaming around at night. Since the birds are sleeping, anything can happen. We keep on trying to be on our guard but what can we do? We don’t know who the cat belongs to, but it looks well fed. We are really scared! We don’t know what to do! Can you help me and give me some tips? I would really like that!
- Princess2B

Wild baby bird help? (Emergency!)?

I found a baby bird in my backyard. It has some feathers and does not look like it can fly. I’ve been watching through the window for a couple of hours but the parents have not shown up and it has not come close to flying only hopping. I think it fell from the nest because we just had a storm before i found it. I know i probably should have left it alone, but i didn’t and now its in a shoe box. There are a million trees in my yard and even if i did find the nest it would be impossible to get him back up there even with a ladder. It is sunday and i can’t call a vet, pet store, or wildlife rehabiltator because they are closed. I plan on taking him to the animal welfare on monday, but i have to keep him alive through the night. I don’t know what kind of bird it is but it looks like the one in this video…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJf-IJT_C5k

…only younger (it dosn’t have that many featheres) so i don’t know what to feed him or if i should at all. HELP PLEASE!
- Smurfette

How do you attract hummingbirds?

I just got a hummingbird feeder about six days ago. I hung it on a shady tree im my back yard. I live in a city area, and the bird feeder is red. It is not near any other bird feeders, because my parents only like hummingbirds.
The thing is, it’s been up for six days now, and I haven’t seen one hummingbird. Is there anything I can do to attract these magnificent birds? Thank you so much in advance!!!!
- live2figure_sk8

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