How to raise sparrow chicks

How to raise sparrow chicks

In the past 10 days, discussions on wildlife protection have continued to rise across the Internet, and content related to bird rescue has attracted much attention. Many netizens share their experiences of picking up sparrow chicks on social platforms, but lack scientific knowledge on feeding them. This article will systematically introduce the methods of raising sparrow chicks, and attach data analysis of hot topics across the Internet.

1. Hot topics related to bird rescue across the entire network (last 10 days)

2. Guide to raising sparrow chicks

1. Determine whether rescue is needed

Not all nestlings need rescue. If the chicks' feathers are basically fully grown and can flutter in low places, this is a normal stage of learning to fly, and the parent birds will usually be nearby to take care of them. Human intervention is only required if the chick is visibly injured or completely featherless.

2. Preparation of breeding environment

(1) Container selection: Use cartons or plastic boxes, covered with soft cloth
(2) Temperature control: maintain 28-32℃, use baby warmer or heating pad
(3) Humidity requirement: 50%-60%, avoid excessive drying

3. Feeding methods and recipes

Sparrow chicks need to be fed every 1-2 hours, and the specific frequency is adjusted according to age:

3. Precautions

1.No milk feeding: Can cause diarrhea and death
2.feeding tools: Use blunt-tipped tweezers or pipettes
3.Hygiene requirements: Clean utensils after each feeding
4.Timing of release: Gradually reduce feeding after feathers are fully grown and guide independent eating.

4. Rescue cases hotly discussed across the Internet

On June 12, the "Full Record of Sparrow Rescue" video released by Douyin user @爱鸟Diary received over 500,000 likes, showing the entire process from picking up the chicks to successfully releasing them. Professionals remind: According to the Wildlife Protection Law, individuals are not allowed to keep wild birds for a long time and should be released into the wild in a timely manner after recovery.

Through scientific feeding, the survival rate of sparrow chicks can reach more than 70%. However, the best destination for wild animals is still nature. If it is not necessary, it is recommended to contact the local wildlife rescue station for professional treatment.