Just a little bit ago, I was in my backyard playing with my dog. She suddenly jumped up, and then she began investigating something in the yard. I walked over to her, and discovered that she had either caught a bird, or was startled by one on the ground. It was on its back and not moving, but it was breathing, blinking, etc. I didn't want it to be attacked by fire ants. So I picked it up in a towel and set it down in the shade. Its now been about 30 minutes, and its still alive, moving slightly, but hasn't tried to fly. I've left it alone, hoping it would take off, but no such luck. I think it looks like its an adult bird - no down feathers, a nice full tail, etc. I don't see any major damage to the bird, but I can't guarantee that my dog didn't crunch it once or twice. Looking at its wings, my husband thinks that it may be someone's pet. I've never had a pet bird, so I don't know what clipped wings look like. I knocked on my neighbor's door, (they have pet birds) and asked them if they were missing one. They weren't. So, my question is, Flood.... What do I do with it now? Just leave it alone and hope that it flies away? Can anyone help me identify the bird? I'm currently in South East Texas, USA. -I googled yellow birds in my area, and it looks like it may be a pine warbler...?