Now, as usual at this time, chicks and fledglings are massively falling and flying off the nests. The two of them landed on the concrete surface of the plane's parking lot on the airfield apron. It is absolutely impossible to leave them there. Therefore, they will go to grow up in the Rehabilitation Center "Crow's Nest" @Rehabilitation Center "Crow's Nest"
These fledglings are not from the same nest and are very different from each other. The first one we picked up was a calm, reasonable little rook, who immediately began to be friends with us for food. The second one appeared a couple of days later from a nearby tower. Hysterical, vicious, wild, and with crooked paws.
Apparently, the parents of the first were for a healthy lifestyle and proper nutrition, and the parents of the second fed the child fast food. Why does he have a curvature of the paws, a violation of the pigmentation of the fingers, claws and beak. This is to the comments of those who are sure that crows eat bread and rotten sausage from garbage dumps and grow up healthy. They don't grow. Their children are sick on such food, the birds themselves do not live long.
Now the second rook looks better than when it came to us a week ago. At least he can step on the paw correctly and grab it by the branches.
As soon as the quarantine period ends, the rooks will leave for the"Crow's Nest".
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