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Friends, the rain last night most likely flooded bunny nests!
If you find babies in nests with water please use rags or paper towels and suck up the water. Dry the babies and place them in a box until later today when the nest is drier. Cover and leave them alone. Mom will not return to them until later today. Thank you!
It’s fishing season! Don’t forget to clean up your fishing line, hooks and nets!
Image from www.wildlifecenter.org/fishing-line-and-hooks-threads-wildlife.
What to do if a bird hits a window – please share!
For more interesting bird facts visit the resource center here.
Harshness and Reality of Winter
When the forecast calls for snow showers and freezing temperatures, we turn the heat up a little, bundle up before we go outside and pretty much go about our daily business. Unfortunately, the same can’t be said for the wildlife. Not too many years ago, we had two geese brought in on the same day…
Is the animal really an orphan?
If you have an orphan or uninjured animal please call me directly at 330-745-2947 as I DO NOT MONITOR FB messages on a regular basis and I don’t want an animal in need to suffer. NOTE: I do not have an answering machine because we get so many calls that I am unable to return…
Animals | Barn owl | Barred | Birds | Displays | Donzells | Dr. Riggs | Federal Fish and Game | Fran Kitchen | Mighty Moe | Ohio Owls | Owls | People | Places | Programs | Saw Whet Owl | Screech Owl | Snowy Owl | State Division of Wildlife | Throwback ThursdayIntroducing “Mighty Moe”!
He may be little, but he is mighty! Earlier this year we received a Screech Owl that had been hit by a car, suffering head trauma and severe damage to his left eye. He spent several days at Dr. Riggs’ Vet Clinic and once he was stable, came back with me for continued care and…
