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Hmm, I have an idea of what could be used to stun it, but never mind...))
So, brothers of the flood, I need your help!)) Does anyone know anything about swifts? Maybe what they eat or anything else?) I only found a description on the Wiki, but I don't need that. In general, the situation is as follows... My brother found a chick on the street. We called the zoo, and they said it was probably a Swift, and they also advised us to try to return it to where it was found, but that's dangerous because there are a lot of cats and other dangers on the street, but the zoo doesn't need it either... So, we'll probably keep it and try to raise it, and then release it into the wild... P.S. Although, maybe there are some nature reserves or something like that...
P.P.S. At first, we thought it was a bird of prey, and I started dreaming about my own pet hawk, but...
Hmm, I have an idea of what can be used to stun, but never mind...))
So, brothers of the flood, I need your help!)) Does anyone know anything about swifts? Maybe what they eat or something else?) I only found a description on the Wiki, but I don't need it. In general, the situation is as follows... My brother found a chick on the street. We called the zoo, and they said that it was most likely a Swift, and also advised us to try to return it to where it was found, but this is dangerous because there are many cats and other dangers on the street, but the zoo doesn't need it either... So, we will probably keep it and try to raise it, and then release it into the wild... P.S. although, maybe there are some reserves or something like that...
P.P.S. At first, we thought it was a bird of prey, and I started dreaming about my own tame hawk, but...
My brother should check if there is a nest nearby, from which it could have fallen... In most cases, the native nest is the best place for survival. It is difficult to raise a bird yourself - wild birds do not tolerate the human environment well - apartments are poorly ventilated, cramped, and have a constant temperature... In the village, I remember my grandfather had chicks - they recommended not to touch them constantly - they said that there are bacteria and human infection. If you are going to keep a bird, then, of course, you should not feed it randomly or with domestic grain from packages, but with something more natural for its natural environment... Look on the internet - there is probably information about how to do it best, etc.
No, there were no nests there, and there were no birds either; we watched for a long time... I don't know where it came from... And we're feeding it with natural food; my brother already went to the pet store and bought bloodworms (red worms), and that's what we're feeding it now))) We give them to it with tweezers; at first, it wouldn't open its beak, but after several attempts, it finally did and ate the worm, and now it opens its mouth on its own when it's hungry))) And it drinks water from my finger; it can't drink from a dish on its own.
No, there were no nests there, and no birds either; we looked for a long time... I don't know where it came from... And we're feeding it with natural food; my brother already went to the pet store and bought bloodworms (red worms), and that's what we're feeding it now))) We give them to it with tweezers; at first, it wouldn't open its beak, but after several attempts, it finally did and ate the worm, and now it opens its mouth on its own when it's hungry))) And it drinks water from a finger; it can't drink from a dish on its own.
Let your brother feed it, and you start working on the wings... it will also have to learn how to fly:D
P.S. Don't forget to wash your hands before feeding the chicks like that...
are you some kind of advanced bird expert?)) hmm, swifts mainly eat flying insects, but where can you get them?) maybe this will do for him by the way, this doesn't seem to be a chick; swifts can't walk on the ground, so he's probably injured.
and you're some kind of advanced bird expert?)) hmm, swifts mainly eat flying insects, but where can you get them? maybe that will work for him by the way, this doesn't seem to be a chick, swifts just can't walk on the ground, so he's probably injured
I have some knowledge... If it keeps its mouth open constantly and doesn't peck on its own, it's most likely a chick... Look up the size online... And chicks don't eat insects! They eat pre-chewed food regurgitated by their mother - basically minced and mixed with saliva... So you can't replace the mother bird...
we already checked it out)) it's about the size of an adult, and they eat just as much as adult ones hmm, well, I don't know... I'll need to study it more.
Vayshan (remember him? :) ) amused me today; with his permission, I'm posting a message I received via ICQ:
Vayshan (21:09:47 05/26/2009)
Yeah. I took a nap today, and a lot happened while I was asleep: it rained outside, and my mom came home from work. As a result, when I woke up, I was a little disoriented. I looked at the clock and it was almost nine. I thought it was already morning, so I needed to get up :D I went into my mom's room, and she was still asleep. I almost woke her up to tell her she had overslept work, but I decided against it, thank goodness. I went to make some tea and glanced at the microwave – it was 20:55 :D It turns out it was still evening.
The author's spelling and punctuation are preserved. Has anything like this ever happened to you? It's happened to me a couple of times in the winter; I've woken up thinking I'd overslept school. The moral of the story is: don't use analog clocks; the hands will deceive you :D
O God of Earth and Altar, Bow down and hear our cry, Our earthly rulers falter, Our people drift and die, The walls of gold entomb us, The swords of scorn divide, Take not thy thunder from us, Take away our pride.
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