Leave wild young alone says Texas wildlife experts
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department cautions that most wildlife young are not abandoned. Do not handle or relocate fawns nestling birds or turtles without a permit or professional rehabilitation. Observe from a distance and contact a permitted rehabilitator if injury illness or danger is evident.
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Tips From Biologists On Fawns And Baby Birds
Guidance from biologists on caring for fawns and nestlings is linked with a TPWD YouTube channel offering tips. Additional reference points include the Audubon Society FAQs about injured sick or orphaned birds and wildlife at the wildlife page.
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