Fledglings are baby birds that have recently left the nest. The frequency with which they need to be fed depends on their species and age.
Here's what you need to know about feeding fledglings:
* Do not attempt to feed a fledgling unless you are absolutely sure it needs help. If the fledgling is healthy and able to fly, it's best to leave it alone.
* If you find a fledgling that is injured or appears to be in distress, contact a local wildlife rehabilitator. They will be able to provide the proper care for the bird.
* Never feed a fledgling human food. This can make them sick and even kill them.
* If you do need to feed a fledgling, use a commercially available bird food formula or consult with a wildlife rehabilitator for specific instructions.
Remember, it's important to handle fledglings with care, as they are delicate creatures. By following these guidelines, you can help ensure the safety and well-being of these young birds.