Nestlings Interactive Pet and Babies with Lights and Sounds

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You can handle a young bird with bare hands, the parent birds won’t abandon them (birds have a poor sense of smell).

Imagine, Friend, that an adventure happened during your walk. You found a little nestling and you don’t know the right thing to do: keep it or take it home. Read on – and I’ll tell you what to do and how to do it.It seems to require a level of patience that a lot of children as young as five won’t have. I definitely don’t have it, I’m afraid and I gave up this time before the babies were born. The nestling already has feathers, although they are very short. Of course, he can’t go home on his own yet. But You do not worry and do not rush to take the nestling.

Make sure you feed him regularly, not more often than every 15 minutes, and not less often than every 25 to 30 minutes. Don’t put the nest box up high, because when the nestling gets a little older, it may fly out and fall.There is a button on their head which you can stroke, and a button on their nose. Pushing either will result in your Nestling responding with different coloured flashing eyes and chatting away. The heart on her front will also glow. The Facebook-group also offers lots of documents on young birds (first treatment, hygiene, release etc.). Each Nestlings mum comes with two surprise babies inside her! You won’t know what colour they are until they’re born; ours were teal and bright pink. The nestling was far away from the forest or garden (near the road, on the school steps, or the porch of the house). In such places, the nestling is in danger: it can become prey to a cat or dog. To prevent this from happening, take the nestling farther away, to trees and bushes.