Fledglings often end up on the ground outside of their nests. They usually spend this time poking around the ground for bugs or other things to eat while their parents are nearby. As long as it isn’t in danger of being eaten, I would leave it alone and allow it to do its thing. If it happens to be injured, I’m not sure there is anything you can do to help other than contacting a wildlife rehabilitation group.
Rocking?
“Two-thirds of state and federal prisoners nationwide are required to work, the report said, most without adequate protections against labor exploitation.”
I think this says more about the prison industrial complex than it does any individual state leader.
Now do the private sector.
Here’s some additional info:
https://www.allaboutbirds.org/news/i-found-a-baby-bird-what-do-i-do/#
I installed a heated/lighted medicine cabinet in my master bathroom without realizing the blue LED touch controls would be bright enough to light up the bathroom and bedroom. Now I regret spending so much money on it.
I don’t think the RNC could get him out of this hole even if they wanted to.