u/Bra666ica

I'm a real big fan of this Classical Music stuff. What do you guys think? Touch of class?

I loved them

edit: the fledgling has been outside since 5:15 am - the photo was taken last night when it momentarily jumped out of the box.

UPDATE: Thank you for all the kind people who gave constructive information. The fledgling made it's way closer to its mother on a roof. We can finally let the cats out and move on with our life without fear of a massacare.

For those who gave negative responses, had you visually seen the scenario (garden = a few square feet of concrete with some flower pots and concrete wall, not some Disney forest you guys seem to be visualising), you would understand - the fledgling falls into the small space surrounded by cats and humans, the cats are ready to rip its head off. My partner's (not mine) instinct was to protect it, as the parents flew off due to dusk and left it.
I wrote my day off by getting up at 5:30 and tried to get it to move on and find it's way to the parents.

I'll be sure to pass on your feedback of "just let it die" to my partner, but I can imagine there's a lot of you out there who would have done the exact same.

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Kent based. My partner went into her back garden yesterday and lots of crows were flying overheard squawking. She found an almost completely grown fledgling hiding in the corner.

As there are a lot of cats in the area, she placed into a box and onto a roof area, away from cats. Unfortunately dusk set in and the crows left the area.
We brought the box indoors for safety and it stayed in a safe place overnight.

I woke up at the crack of dawn to try and reunite with the parents. They were flying around in a panic again this morning. It's been several hours how and the fledgling is hiding. The adult crows are still flying around, but making no attempt to come down, as I guess they sense danger. They seem to be communicating. The fledgling has chirped a few times copying the others.

It's attempted to fly a couple of times, but clearly cannot. There are no visible injuries.

I've been on cat patrol all morning and keeping them away the best I can, but everytime I go back into the garden, the crows start squawking as if danger is present.

I'm waiting for a local rescue to get back to me, but any advice would be gratefully received. Thank you.