Do you think it’ll die?

It’s freezing right now so I don’t think that’s the best option

Just watered. I let the soil dry out between each watering. It had a much more vibrant green color and a lot of leaves are falling off and the ends of branches are looking like they’re shrivelling up.

Location would help a lot. This looks like a pheasant coucal to me

Looks like a dunnock

Notice the white headband

This is actually a eurasian goshawk no?

Your’s look like mouse/small rodent tracks to me

I do have that toggled on, the weird thing this only happens to some trees, not all

Me and some friends were looking to do so the Theth to valbona hike and back with a few days in between. We would like to leave our bags behind in Theth to make the hike easier. Are there places that offer this service?

Suddenly I can't open it on my phone anymore via QR code, does this have anything to do with the up in quality?

Suddenly I can't open it on my phone anymore via QR code, does this have anything to do with the up in quality?

Thank you!

Thank you!

Keep looking, even if you can nurture them to a healthy size it’s still best to let a rehabber make sure they successfully return to the wild. Make sure you don’t coddle them as they shouldn’t imprint on humans. but if they’re doing well that’s great.

Do you mean extract? I don’t recommend it but if you can get info from an expert who says it’s fine you could try it. If you do feed it be gentle and let it feed on it’s own don’t force feed it as the food easily gets in their lungs (called aspiration). You should call wildlife rehabbers near you to see if they’ll take em and at least for info. If they won’t take em you can ask for instructions for how to care for it

Ideal situation is to find a rehabber and take it there they know how to care for orphaned animals. If the parents are still around and the storm has passed putting it in a safe space outside is also an option

White winged dove, might be a nestling that fell out of the nest or a fledgling. They don’t eat meat but drink a special milk made by the adults until they’re a couple weeks old and then move on to solids like seeds. Try to contact a wildlife specialist to see if this bird needs milk (you might be able to buy at a pet store, NOT REGULAR MILK!). If it’s old enough it can eat seeds

Look for a wildlife rehab near you and call them to see if they’ll take it in. Doves drink crop milk made by their parents so you can’t care for them without supplies.

Maybe try listening to a Eurasian jay call and see if that’s it. Make sure it’s the call and not the song.

chaffinches don't have beaks like that, but your logic is right and I'm not very sure about gold-/firecrest.