An injured bird is a big responsibility.
Care Guide
This section is written for people who have captive bred corvids, wild disabled corvids or have rescued an adult or orphan bird. It is intended more as a day to day guide. If you have found an injured bird and need advice on what to do, please refer to our handy print-off guide by clicking the link provided.
Otherwise, click an item on the menu for more information.
If you appreciate the work we do, then please consider donating to CorvidAid. You can give as little, or as much as you like. As Tesco say, "Every Little Helps"!
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