It is a common myth that handling baby birds will cause their mother to reject them. However, in most bird species, this is not true. Most birds have a limited sense of smell and rely more on sight and sound to recognize their offspring.
In many cases, if you find a baby bird that appears to have fallen from its nest, it is best to try and return it to the nest if it is safe to do so. Contrary to popular belief, handling a baby bird with your bare hands will not cause the mother to reject it. If you are concerned about the bird’s safety, it’s best to contact a local wildlife rehabilitator or animal rescue center for advice on how to proceed.
That being said, it’s important to note that in some cases, if a baby bird is injured or in distress, attempting to care for it yourself may not be the best option. In such situations, it’s best to seek professional help from a wildlife expert who can provide the appropriate care and rehabilitation for the bird
