As many of you may know, one of our students brought in some baby birds found in a bathroom vent. We found out that it is very difficult (almost impossible) and actually illegal to rehabilitate birds at home, so we brought the baby birds to Wildcare in San Rafael, who told us that the birds are oak titmouse chicks. We can't see the birds, but we can call to check on them--they have patient numbers (isn't that cute?). They are in a foster home and doing well.
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Oak Titmouse Chicks
As many of you may know, one of our students brought in some baby birds found in a bathroom vent. We found out that it is very difficult (almost impossible) and actually illegal to rehabilitate birds at home, so we brought the baby birds to Wildcare in San Rafael, who told us that the birds are oak titmouse chicks. We can't see the birds, but we can call to check on them--they have patient numbers (isn't that cute?). They are in a foster home and doing well.
