Wild Bird Rescue, Inc., serves twelve Texas counties by receiving birds from Texas Parks and Wildlife, Animal Control, Humane Societies, Police Departments, Sheriff's Departments, area businesses, and concerned individuals. We have received over 8,500 birds since the year 2001. We rescue wild birds, rehabilitate them, and then release them back into the wild.



Friday, July 9, 2010

Scissortails, Kingbirds, and Others














Can't tell one from the other, but here are a Killdeer and a White-winged Dove keeping each other company in their food dish.













We think this little guy is a Brown-headed Cowbird.













Purple Martins.















We are still raising baby birds, and I'm still elbow-deep in cages. Wouldn't trade it for the world.














Kingbirds.















This is what we see when we get up close to the birds to feed them.














Here is a group of Scissortail Flycathers "hanging out" with Kingbirds.













Scissortail Flycatchers are the last babies to arrive in the spring, and the last to leave in the fall. At this point, they are big enough to want to catch their food in the air. Alicia is very good about dangling worms for them to eat.



















Here's Alicia feeding a hatchling that we think is a Kestrel. Time will tell as he grows his distinctive feathers.

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