落下ヒナの対処法｜口を開けるヒナの場合【前編】

When a chick falls from its nest, many people wonder, "What should I do?" Chicks that are chirping and opening their mouths have a high chance of recovering quickly with the right treatment. This video explains what to do first for such "relatively healthy fallen chicks," following the actual steps involved. *Chicks that don't open their mouths or are weak require a different approach, which is explained in "Falling Chick Treatment Methods by Condition [Part 2]."    • Video   This channel is for those who are watching over swallows raising their young in their local areas, and provides concrete methods to help chicks successfully fledge. I have observed many swallows raising their young over many years, and through trial and error in real-world situations, I have accumulated safe and highly successful treatment methods. This section will introduce, in a way that anyone can easily implement, the following: How to return fallen chicks and safe protection methods Basic predator countermeasures against crows, cats, etc. Countermeasures against the increasing number of blue rock thrushes in recent years Dealing with nest problems such as high summer temperatures and bird mites, and information on artificial nests We also hope to record the unusual behaviors and interesting observations of swallows that we have encountered over many years of observation. Swallows travel thousands of kilometers from Southeast Asia to Japan to raise their young. However, the environment for raising their young has become very difficult. Crows, cats, and the increasing number of blue rock thrushes in recent years Decrease in mud, which can be used as nesting material Decrease in insects, which are a food source High summer temperatures Decrease in nesting sites Many factors combine, and the number of chicks that fledge each year is decreasing. The days when nests were commonly found under eaves are over, and now, human understanding and a little knowledge can increasingly determine the life of the swallows. We create these videos hoping that the newly started breeding program will not be interrupted, and that as many chicks as possible will successfully fledge. The more people who watch over them, the more lives can be saved. We would appreciate it if you would subscribe to our channel so that it can be helpful when you need it. [Regarding individual consultations] For questions regarding the content explained in the video, please check the video first. Please contact us by email only if it is urgent and you are unable to make a decision. *We may not be able to reply to all inquiries. To prevent spam, we have replaced "@" with "★". swallowres★gmail.com