
A pair of mockingbirds were going completely apeshit around my balcony, most of the afternoon. This entertained my kittehs no end, but was pretty strange, to say the least.


Anyway, I went out to return a DVD and grab a few beers, and when I returned, I noticed a baby bird in my breezeway. Aha!
Well, it turns out there were actually two baby mockingbirds, when I came out to transfer them to the yard, where hopefully the parents would find them.

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Have you checked on them since you rescued them? You might need to start feeding them with an eye-dropper. (For the future--you needn't use gloves--birds can't smell that humans have touched their babies.)
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