enfa, 10 months ago My understanding is that its parents are most likely nearby, and that like all of our native wildlife, you shouldn't disturb it unless there are signs it is injured. In most cases, it will find its way back to the nest on its own.
My understanding is that its parents are most likely nearby, and that like all of our native wildlife, you shouldn't disturb it unless there are signs it is injured. In most cases, it will find its way back to the nest on its own.