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Posted by: PHIggysbirds at Sat Aug 8 22:55:03 2009 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by PHIggysbirds ] I am not real familiar with Hawaii (wish I was [ Reply To This Message ] [ Subscribe to this Thread ] [ Hide Replies ]
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). But anywhere in continental US the best bet would be to contact the nearest conservation dept. I am sure they are listed online or maybe in your phone book. Especially if this is an endangered species they should be helpful in reintroducing it into the wild or caring for it until it is able to be completely on its own. Usually in storm conditions they arequite helpful in trying to save native wildlife especially those endangered. I am also not sure if you have any actual wild bird rescues in your area it might be something to google?? I can google it for you but since I am not familiar with your area it might be easier if you are able to find one that would be near you. I know several around here but again that wouldn't be any help to you. Sorry I couldn't be more assistance. Let us know how it goes.
RE: 4 hrs to Save an endangered Bird... - PHIggysbirds, Sat Aug 8 22:55:03 2009