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This is a difficult one seeing as if you touch or disturb the birds or nest in anyway, the parents will abandon them. There's not much you can do other than call animal protection to come take the birds away and hand-raise them; otherwise there's the risk that someone else will disturb the nest, an animal will get the birds, or the parents will be too scared to go to the floor to see to the birds. Good luck
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I have found an almost mature baby robin and two younger baby robins - one with red, featherless places - and wonder how I can help the parents protect the babies?