What If My Baby Bird Won't Open His Beak?

"Save That Bird" presents an essential, helpful tip if, you are having trouble getting your abandoned baby bird to open his mouth, or "gape" for food.
We never recommend force-feeding, birds that are injured or sick will not eat.
But if you try playing this video, your baby bird will hear the sounds of the other baby birds chirping for food, and your baby bird might open his beak, in unison with the other baby birds in this video.
This video will play sounds from baby Grackles, Sparrows, Red-winged Blackbirds, American Robins, Blue Jays, BulBuls, Northern Cardinals, and European Starlings.
Play this video near your baby bird during daylight hours, and let us know if this video helped!
Compiled and Edited by Mike Franzman 

[@scottgremko4426]

I agree except for the eu. starling, it's an evasive destructive animal. Yes that was interesting. Thank You

[@michelemcguire8995]

I had a baby sparrow waas just starting getting his feathers and he passed away overnight and actually took his last breathhes in my hand, my ❤is still broken 😢..peep

[@mikeyfranz]

Yes, the statistics of baby birds that don't make it, is very very high, even in nature, it is rare for them to survive. I think I read that like 70% of all nests don't survive.
But it's always worth trying, I think.