We asked the experts what to do if you find a baby bird or fallen nest. Stephanie Jochum-Natt is a senior keeper at Hogle Zoo and founder of Wild Aware Utah. She shares a few simple tips to keep you and baby birds safe this Spring. For more pointers, go here.
What should you do if you find a baby bird?
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