WRCNU, Two Men And A Truck, A Loon And A Good Friend
You get a real mishmash of subjects today but sometimes that’s just the way things turn out. (4 photos)
Tag: wildlife rehabilitation center of northern utah
The Only Wildlife Rehabilitation Center In Northern Utah Is Being Forced To Relocate Or Close
Some Recent Birds
Adult Male Rough-legged Hawk Flight Series
American Kestrel – Minutia
Usually when birds are involved I’m fascinated by minutia but sometimes the ‘little things’ can drive me nuts, especially when they’re photography related..
A Tribute To A Rehabber And Good Friend
Making A Positive Difference For Birds – All Of Us Can Do It
Bird and wildlife rescue, rehab and educational organizations deserve our support and there are many ways we can provide it.
Some Of The Reasons I Despise Barbed Wire
There are no easy answers for the dilemma of barbed wire and its effects on wildlife and even domestic animals, especially if you’re a farmer or rancher. But we can certainly improve our track record if we realize there’s a problem. A big one.
Meet Jack, HawkWatch International’s New Merlin
Yesterday I visited with old friends at HawkWatch International and met their new education bird, a flashy little male Merlin.
Wild Turkey In Flight
Juvenile Red-tailed Hawk – The Lone Survivor
A one out of three survivor rate sure isn’t as high as I hoped for but I do think this one’s going to make it.
A Rehabbed Burrowing Owl Release That Meant A Lot To Me
It’s always heartwarming when an injured raptor can be released back into the wild but this one was special.
Northern Harrier At An Unconventional Angle At Takeoff – plus…
This Is What Can Happen When A Red-tailed Hawk Nest Is Blown Down
The shortsightedness and thoughtlessness of mankind aren’t the only threats to nesting birds. Natural events can play a role too.
