When finding an injured baby bird, handle it gently and place it back in its nest if possible. For adult birds, use a towel to cover and carefully pick them up.
Baby birds may need to be kept warm in a box with a soft cloth. Adult birds should be placed in a well-ventilated box with a towel at the bottom.
For baby birds, contact a wildlife rehabilitator immediately. Adult birds should also be taken to a wildlife rehabilitator or a vet for proper care and treatment.
Avoid feeding baby birds or giving them water as it can be harmful. Provide adult birds with a shallow dish of water but do not force them to drink.
Keep the injured bird in a quiet, dark place until you can get help. Do not attempt to care for the bird on your own without proper knowledge and training.
Remember, handling injured birds requires caution and expertise. Always seek help from professionals to ensure the best possible outcome for the bird's health and well-being.