this is a really nice story. I heard that chicks are very hard to help since you need to feed them every 20 minutes. can helping hands sleep at night or it's also a 20 minute constant timer ?

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It was a fledgling, not a chicken. He was limping in one leg, and an X-ray showed a fractured pelvis. After the bird was taken to the rehabilitation center, there is no more news. I think he died there. I fed him with rodents and insects several times a day. I liked the raven very much, in the future I will have a raven as a pet. The raven is a beautiful bird, he was afraid of me. but still came to take food. In the morning he screamed because he was hungry. After the crow, you must constantly clean up, wash the floors. because he got everything dirty. Ideally, you need a large aviary, not an apartment, like mine


and pneumonia. We made a smear from the mucous membrane.

oh I see. pardon my french.
they are quite intelligent and I think that it can be a good pet if they are hand raised. Not the same care guidelines than cats and dogs tho. I think they can be trained to go poop at a peticular spot, but still messy yeah.
you did a really nice deed

Yeah, my friend helped me with him. https://sun9-67.userapi.com/impg/GZv8LlCZmQ7nirTG5Lf01_JBaiJJcZy3UHQEhQ/p_HzHbx-D40.jpg?size=960x1280&quality=96&sign=fbef07348a6ad64264a5a20c1e35b6e6&type=album She has two crows, one of them is a leucist! (The white crow is not an albino.) Her relationship is the best example of how beautiful birds are. You can see more photos of her ravens here - https://vk.com/public_pica_pica . Her name is Margarita Chaika (маргарита чайка). when a white raven came to her - his name is Cox, she also treated him for a long time. But there were diseases associated with his mutation. Thank you for supporting the dialogue, I don’t want to tire you.

oh wow those are really nice crows (or maybe ravens ? I only know smaller crows so for me they are really big for crows). It is a pleasure to hold this sort of dialogue since I really love birds and especially larger ones that have big hearts and big personalities (or just any signs of intelligence so the corvid familly is a familly I appreciate in peticular). and yeah definitively leucitism since the eye still does not hold any sign of bloodish coloration. I cannot see a lot on VK since I do not have an account, but I send my regards to your friend.

Oh yes, rather a crow. My translator is not translating the speech correctly. I will say hello to her for you.

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no no no, it's a raven. I googled the word designation. Unfortunately, the language barrier makes it difficult to understand speech.

oh it happens. The only time I had a dispute with a friend was because of which one of these two birds was actually the crow/raven. I knew I was right so that got heated for a good 30 minutes XD (we are still friends, that's literaly our only fight which is funny)

language barriers are sometimes hard. I have some troubles since my first language is french.
I wish you a good day!

Thanks! And you too!