We have had at our feeders for the past week-10 days a plucky, flightless junco. At the first sign of "danger" it goes scurrying off across the snow toward the backside of the barn. I'm wondering if there is a wildlife rehabilitator licensed to care for a wild bird. We don't really have any kind of netting we could use to catch it. I don't know how it became flightless; perhaps it hit one of our windows. Thanks.
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