ST. JOHN’S, N.L. — It’s fledgling season, a time when animal rescue experts say they are inundated with calls about goofy-looking birds stumbling around on the ground.

In eastern Newfoundland, Karen Gosse of The Rock Wildlife Rescue gets so many calls about baby crows, she posted a reminder on social media that the drunk-looking birds aren’t really in danger — they’re just young and haven’t yet got their bearings.

ST. JOHN’S, N.L. — It’s fledgling season, a time when animal rescue experts say they are inundated with calls about goofy-looking birds stumbling around on the grou…{ai:summary}<p>In the seedy underbelly of St. John's, N.L., a dame named Karen Gosse is flooded with calls about awkward birds in distress. But these stumbling baby crows are just going through their awkward fledgling season, not caught in any real danger. #society</p>

See a goofy-looking bird on the ground? It's likely a baby and it's fine, experts say

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