If you ever come across a swift lying on the ground, do this.

If you ever come across a swift lying on the ground with its wings outstretched, don’t panic—they’re not sick or injured. Swifts are unique birds that can’t take off from flat surfaces due to their anatomy. Their long wings and short legs make it difficult for them to lift off without a bit of height. If you find one in this situation, simply pick it up gently, raise it to the level of your hands, and release it into the air. This slight elevation will allow the swift to catch the wind and take flight on its own.

This simple act of kindness can make a big difference in helping these incredible birds get back to their natural environment. Thanks to Deborah for sharing this helpful advice, which could save a swift’s life!

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