NON-NATIVE FLEDGLING – Fledglings are covered in feathers and down and can hop. Often they end up on the ground while learning to fly and the parents are likely nearby and watching, so leave the bird alone.
NON-NATIVE NESTLING – Nestlings have few feathers and can only drag themselves on the ground. If you can find the nest, then place the nestling back in the nest or create a makeshift nest and place in the closest tree to where you found the nestling. This will provide the best chance for the parents to find the nestling.
INJURED NON-NATIVE – If the bird is injured or sick and is a non-native species, then you can contact your local humane society or find a licensed rehabilitation facility for your island at the Division of Forestry and Wildlife website.