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If you find a fledgling:

OBSERVE it from a distance, as being on the ground can be normal while it learns to fly, with parental support likely nearby.

ASSESS if the fledgling is injured or in danger to determine if intervention is needed.

LIMIT HANDLING and only touch te fledgling if absolutely necessary, using gentle methods.

REUNITE it with its parents by placing it in a safe, sheltered location if possible.

KEEP PETS AWAY to avoid stress or harm to the fledgling.

MONITOR the situation to see if the parents return to care for the bird.

CONTACT PROFESSIONALS for help if the fledgling is injured or seems abandoned.

AVOID FEEDING it, as fledglings have specific dietary needs best met by their parents.

Typically, fledglings can survive and learn to fly with the help of their parents.