This baby was brought to me because his crop could not empty. My friend didn't know how to treat him. He left him over night with me, and my wife and I managed to save this greenie.
My friend sent me his photo taken a few days ago.
Sour crop ekkie.
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Sour crop ekkie.
by Erithacus » Fri Aug 21, 2015 7:54 am
This baby was brought to me because his crop could not empty. My friend didn't know how to treat him. He left him over night with me, and my wife and I managed to save this greenie.
My friend sent me his photo taken a few days ago.
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Re: Sour crop ekkie.
by Pajarita » Fri Aug 21, 2015 9:54 am
Awww, such a pretty baby! Thank goodness he got better. People that don't have any experience handraising a baby bird should not even attempt it!
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