Well now I ve got a dilemma

Make sure he has water.

Unless it's windy I'd put him on the roof without the box and his parents should find him.

Stephen.
Stephen Seagull.

So cute. Poor little thing.

Well here he is in an old box that I use to save my recycling in we ll share a room tonight as he can’t get out I don’t think!
tomorrow I ll try and put him on my shed roof in the box and see if his parents are around if not it’s some tuna fish and water and some advice

East Sussex Wildlife Rescue:

Chicks older than three days do not need to go back to the nest.

He's so cute. Don't forget to scramble an egg for his breakfast!

Can you put him somewhere high up tomorrow so that the parents can continue to feed him?
Or her!

Aw, he’s so cute! Although I can understand not wanting to share a room with him. ?

I’d second a box with a towel and some water and sort it out in the morning.

No I can’t put him outside he can’t fly so the cats will get him
No oldgoat he’s fell out of a nest the twigs Have come with him He’s too yo7ng to fly
I ll just have to share a room for the night and have a think what to do tomorrow I ll go and find a box poor little chap
I don’t know who was the most shock him or me

If it's a baby, too young to fend for itself, I'd call a bird rescue. They'll be able to advise the right course of action. They might need to come and get it to care for it till it is older. (I have no idea about birds, so not sure when they become fully independent, but this one looks young).

It's probably fallen out of a nest up there.
Yes, can you wrap it in a towel, put it in a box with holes overnight and put it outside in the morning so that its parents can find it and feed it.
I wouldn't put it out tonight, it will be a sitting duck for a cat. (Sorry for pun)

It won't be able to get back up the chimney. We had a problem with birds falling down the chimney and had to have a cowl put on the top.

Crossed posts! Have you got a cardboard box where it could stay until tomorrow? Alternatively, just open the window and bung it out. It managed to get up on your roof so it must be able to fly - unless it's nest is up there.

Can you put a towel over him and pick him up and pop him Outside?

I'd be inclined to replace the trapdoor and release the bird tomorrow morning.

Well I ve got him down he’s a large but young seagull that obviously can’t fly
Excuse my shoes in the photo didn’t have time to rearrange the set
Now what do I do with him

Please let us know what happens !