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Saw-whet Owl
Birds | Currently In Care

Saw-whet Owl

October 5, 2024October 18, 2024

Adult, wing fracture, hit window, (Lopez Island), [247]

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Bald Eagle
Birds | Currently In Care

Bald Eagle

July 4, 2024August 30, 2024

Nestling, injured wing, out of nest, (San Juan Island) [135]

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      • Fawn Enclosure
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      • Septic Systems
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      • Business Membership
      • Matching Gifts
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