I say leave it be for now. If it starts looking like it's in distress, call your nearest vet or wildlife centre for advice. Don't know about the US, but in Canada vets' offices are legally obliged to take in any injured wildlife that are brought to them, and care for them until they can be moved. And they can't charge the bringer-in.
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Date: 2008-06-04 12:25 am (UTC)