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PICTURES TELL A THOUSAND WORDS,  SO HERE WE GO    ENJOY!

 Andrew Jackson, a Bald Eagle currently on an adoption list. 2007.  AJ had a car accident and lost his left wrist.. After surgery he has healed well and  is looking for a  home.

 Grey Squirrel? nope big ole,  Fox Squirrel prior to release  in spring of 2006. Normally black with white, like the one below.

  Anne Dewar with godzilla.  A deep forest squirrel they are common but seldom seen by the public.

   Common visitor to us all in Eastern NC. it was Released in 2006 .  Unable to suckle (the tit actually squirts milk in) They are hard to raise but advances in Rehabilitation have made it much easier.

  Red Morph Eastern Screech Owl   Released 2006 Normal colors are grey.  Always confused as a baby Great Horned Owl we see both colors frequently.

     Osprey  The true raptor.  The word raptor is a description of feet , with the 4th talon opossed.  Thats why in Jurasic Park some dinosours are called raptors. This young bird does not have the color blue on its feet which comes with manhood. They are very vocal, picky eaters in rehab. and smell like  goats.  Most Always Identified as a Bald Eagle by the Public. We do several each year.

  Se ya later alligator,Barred Owl, released 2006

      Several Clapper Rails went thru in 2006. Woodcocks, Snipes, Rails are common along the marshes. The large rocks give them places to hide behind in the cages.  Shy, is what works in rehab for them.

   No stranger to Eastern NC rehabilitators, grey squirrels nest during the stormy seasons of spring and fall.. We did 95 in 2006

      Oh Yea!  Feeding time.  Normal day at the center as we go around tossing mice, rats, fish, nuts, and worms.

    2006-     Great Horned Owl Chick,  From this to below in 2 months, with the help of 180 mice!

    Winston, our captive GHO, he shows the little ones the ropes, so to speak!

   Try as she might, Betsy gets no responce from the GHO chick she raised, how soon they forget!

  Leigh brings in some of 2007 babies.  Its always hard for rehabbers to say good bye but , boy the squirrels love the bigger release cages.  This guy will never be talked to or touched again.

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