Bird Center of Michigan
Bird Center of Michigan
Saving Songbirds Since 2004
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OUR MISSION

Saving songbirds since 2004. The Bird Center of Michigan is committed to aiding birds, wildlife, and the environment through rehabilitation and public education.
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BIRD HELP

If you find an injured or orphaned bird, call us at 734.761.9640. Please do not bring a bird to the Bird Center without speaking directly to a staff member.
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If you are asking the Bird Center to help a bird you have found, please consider making a donation to defray the costs of rehabilitation.
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HOURS & CONTACT INFORMATION

Beginning December 1st, the Bird Center of Michigan will be open from 9 am – 6 pm, 7 days a week. If you have found an injured or orphaned bird, please text a photo of the bird, your county location, and a BRIEF description of the situation to 734.761.9640. Please refer to our Bird Help page for more information.

Clinic phone number:
734.761.9640

Email addresses:
Clinic: clinic@birdcentermi.org (non-emergency inquiries only)
Administration: admin@birdcentermi.org
Volunteer: volunteer@birdcentermi.org

For a list of licensed wildlife rehabilitators in Michigan, please visit https://www2.dnr.state.mi.us/dlr/.

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BCM Latest News

Jan 01

Internship applications now open!

The Bird Center of Michigan is now accepting intern applications for the 2026 baby season! 🐣 Our mission is to rehabilitate […]

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Dec 01

Giving Tuesday: Celebrating Growth & Abundance at the BCM

This Giving Tuesday, we’re honoring a year of growth and abundance at the Bird Center of Michigan! In this new, behind-the-scenes video […]

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Jan 19

HPAI/H5N1 Update

Since its resurgence in the U.S. in 2022, there has been a significant increase in cases of Highly Pathogenic Avian […]

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