Injured baby robin, any hope?

[Hatin Since 87]

There is an INGO catalog with all kinds of cool stuff, but you have to have 10,000 quality posts just to see it.

Quality post? I’m technically not even allowed in the classifieds because of that rule.

Also, is the catalog where I get the license to bypass background checks at the gun show?

 

[printcraft]

I like this one better...

[video=youtube;TIt89l0VZb0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIt89l0VZb0[/video]

 

[indiucky]

There is an INGO catalog with all kinds of cool stuff, but you have to have 10,000 quality posts just to see it.

That's how I got my George Foreman grill with the INGO logo...Love that thing but haven't used it much since I got my new grill...I'm collecting rep now and saving for the INGO fishnet cat suit...I should have enough by next Valentine's day......

 

[hoosierdoc]

One of the three birds left the nest. Still two in there. I figure i’ll Let him out of the box near the woods when the other two are out

he may be owl food, hard to say

 

[Itchytriggerfinger]

There is an INGO catalog with all kinds of cool stuff, but you have to have 10,000 quality posts just to see it.

And to this day, not one member has seen anything in the catalog.

 

[snapping turtle]

One of the three birds left the nest. Still two in there.ay

[video=youtube_share;i_sedTl8a0g]https://youtu.be/i_sedTl8a0g[/video]

 

[Hkindiana]

A couple of years ago I found a male cardinal that had flown into a window and broken his neck. I actually made him a cervical collar out of water pipe insulator. MOST wild animals, especially birds, really freak out when placed in a cage. However, he seemed to know it was for his own good, and he never panicked. He ate and drank very well, and after several months I removed the collar, took him outside, and he was able to fly away.

 

[Mark 1911]

Put it in the freezer. When you get about a dozen of them saved up...

 

[rhino]

A couple of years ago I found a male cardinal that had flown into a window and broken his neck. I actually made him a cervical collar out of water pipe insulator. MOST wild animals, especially birds, really freak out when placed in a cage. However, he seemed to know it was for his own good, and he never panicked. He ate and drank very well, and after several months I removed the collar, took him outside, and he was able to fly away.

Please tell us you have at least one photo of a cardinal wearing a tiny cervical collar. Please! He was probably running and insurance scam with an unscrupulous chiropractor!

 

[Thor]

Put it in the freezer. When you get about a dozen of them saved up...

Four and twenty I believe...

 

[patience0830]

And to this day, not one member has seen anything in the catalog.

Your chances are pretty slim too.

 

[patience0830]

Four and twenty I believe...

That's for blackbirds, silly. It takes MORE little robins to make a pie.

 

[Itchytriggerfinger]

Your chances are pretty slim too.

Yeah Denny. That's a given.

 

[hoosierdoc]

 

[femurphy77]

There is an INGO catalog with all kinds of cool stuff, but you have to have 10,000 quality posts just to see it.

And to this day, not one member has seen anything in the catalog.

Your chances are pretty slim too.

So is that what they call a "clap back"?

 

[rhino]

Uh-oh! Does that mean the Dick Grayson has flown to that big nest in the sky?

 

[hoosierdoc]

Yes

 

[spencer rifle]

Not surprising. Wild animals, especially birds, are notoriously hard to raise. If you fail, they die. If you succeed you have a formerly wild animal that is imprinted on humans and associates them with food. It also is socially damaged and probably will never function properly in wild society.

Hmmm. "Wild Society Function." Good name for a band.

 

[rhino]

Yes

Condolences! You probably helped the li'l fella experience a couple of days of additional life that he otherwise would not have survived.

 

[Rookie]

Well, I can answer the original post question...

Nope.