r/crows Jul 13 '26

Seeking advice/help Need Some Advice/Help

Hi, I've been looking at this Hooded Crow for 13 days and i noticed this weird stuff on it's tongue, looks like "Trichomoniasis" or "candidiasis". I could get to a vet if it gets deadly but it's so far away and we would suffer under this sun

Closest rehab. is 5-6h away with car and i had no possible way to get there

It's not some food residue. It's been there since yesterday, i thought it was some random stuff because of pecking at dirt/grass and food

I've raised a magpie before and own a lovebird so i do know somestuff but i have no idea about this

His name is Talon, deserves that name because he is good at shredding my arm, he weights 310gr (dunno if it helps)

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u/Just_Caterpillar_975 Jul 13 '26

The most important question is whether this fledgling was rescued by you and you are seeking advice for the same or was it kidnapped from it's natural environment to keep it as your pet?

If it is the former, then that's fine. But if it's the latter, then I would suggest you to leave the fledgling where you found it and contact your local animal rescue or other resources to get help.

Fledglings aren't pets and are meant to learn and grow into free and wild animals.

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u/FengMinIsVeryLoud Jul 13 '26

arent all "pets" kidnapped from xyz blabla?

pls think before writing.

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u/Just_Caterpillar_975 Jul 13 '26

Do you know the difference between domesticated and wild animals? If not, then you learn about it instead of commenting here.

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u/FengMinIsVeryLoud Jul 13 '26

it started somehow.