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Gave it some some water and crushed up saltines, it does not seem interested in either.

I think it has a broken wing and it is quite frightened.

I think I'll give it until tomorrow, see if it ate any of the crackers or drank any water, and if it hasn't, I'll kill it quickly.

Gave it some some water and crushed up saltines, it does not seem interested in either. I think it has a broken wing and it is quite frightened. I think I'll give it until tomorrow, see if it ate any of the crackers or drank any water, and if it hasn't, I'll kill it quickly.

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Salt free saltines? Salt won't be doing this young bird any favors.

Try an eye dropper with water or liquefied food. Darkness from a towel or cloth over the box should calm it. It looks a beat up, missing feathers. Could have internal injuries too.

if you are successful hand feeding it, it will build a bit of trust. Good luck.

Looked up Sparrow diets...

Sparrows in the wild primarily eat a variety of seeds and grains, including: Grass seeds: Such as ragweed and crabgrass. 1 Insects: Including beetles, caterpillars, and aphids. 1 Fruits and berries: They consume berries when available. 1 Other plant materials: They may also eat leaves and flowers. 1

Overall, sparrows are omnivores and have a diverse diet that allows them to thrive in various environments. 2