Chicago Bird Collision Monitor

4 recommendations and reviews from 4 people

• Referral from August 3, 2017
  

  Amanda M. asked:

  Found this little guy in my backyard. Anyone know a specialist that can take this little one in until it can fly on its own? I don't wanna leave it because we have stray cats on my block

  

  Toni R. replied:

  Maybe call them for advise? Chicago Bird Collision Monitors 773 988-1867 I am not a bird person but, I would hate for it to get attacked by another animal...."hopped & flopped" maybe it has a broken or deformed wing?

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• Referral from May 18, 2016
  

  Christina R. asked:

  Found baby woodpecker-- FREE - Frankfort, Illinois My friend found a baby woodpecker. It's nest was in a tree branch that broke off of a tree in her yard. She lives in Oak Forest. Is there anyone nearby who would be willing to try to take care of it? Or does anyone know where she can bring it to??

  

  Chris K. replied:

  Try calling bird collision monitors. They may have a volunteer in your area. 773.988.1867

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• Referral from October 8, 2015
  

  Aretese L. asked:

  Re: Wheaton, IL (I'm a St. Charles resident) There is an injured duck in the parking lot of my business does anyone know a wildlife rescue service in Wheaton that I could call at this hour? I feel terrible leaving her. It's in the side parking lot of the verdict restaurant sitting on the sewer grate and she can't walk. I own LOVV the dance studio and just saw her when I was taking out the trash. Help!

  

  Ashley H. replied:

  Chicago Bird Collision Monitors ...they just helped my friend last week when he found an injured bird in his yard. Their number is 773-988-1867 http://www.birdmonitors.net/InjuredBird.php

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• Referral from May 25, 2015
  

  Anna S. asked:

  We found a baby robin on the ground at my sister in law's yesterday and "saved" it at the request of my nieces. He's tucked into a shoebox with shredded paper, eating earthworms ravenously and seems to be healthy. Any recommendations where we can bring him to give him the best chance of survival?

  

  Courtney S. replied:

  I've done a lot of rescue work through Bird Collision Monitors, they will send a volunteer to your home to pick up the baby bird. http://www.birdmonitors.net

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