They will take the report and pass it on to the bander. They will send you a certificate of appreciation and information on the bird after you send the band in. Learn more . What to do with an injured or baby bird. You need to have special permits from the federal or provincial government to handle baby, injured or dead birds.
Many vets are unwilling to care for wildlife.
Often, the best thing to do is to let nature take its course and leave the bird alone. If you feel you MUST do something to help an injured or baby bird, call your local wildlife office, department of the environment, fish and game or extension office. There may be a licensed rehabilitator in your area. Never feed baby birds milk or bread. The BEST thing to do with baby birds is leave them where they are as their parents are likely nearby taking care of the youngster.