Once you create a temporary nest for an injured or orphaned bird, you should reach out to your local wildlife center. You can locate the nearest wildlife center by contacting:  Your state wildlife agency The Humane Society in your area A local veterinarian that specializes in wildlife or exotic animals The US Fish & Wildlife Service The Wildlife Rehab Info Directory Once you get in touch with a wildlife rehabilitation center, you should describe the bird’s symptoms and provide information on if the bird is a fledgling or a nestling. You should also note where you found the baby bird in the wild, as the wildlife center may use this information when releasing the bird. Bring the baby bird, in its temporary nest, to the nearest rehabilitation center for treatment as soon as possible so it can be treated and released back into the wild. Though you may be tempted to keep the baby bird and treat it yourself or keep it as a pet, the baby bird is considered a wild animal. It is illegal to keep a wild animal in your home and keeping the bird can put the life of the bird in danger.
स्थानीय वन्यजीव विभाग से संपर्क करें: चिड़िया के बच्चे की स्थिति के बारे में बताएं: चिड़िया के बच्चे को देखभाल के लिए पुनर्वास केंद्र लेकर जाएं: