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| This
is Oliver the Barn Owl aged 6 weeks old. Sadly, at this time
we discovered that he had a deforemed wing, but Oliver now
lives with us and has become the charity mascot! |
These
three Tawny Owl chicks were hand reared by us and were later
released. |
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| This
Little Owl was brought in after its foot was caught in machinery.
It made a full recovery with medication and was later released. |
One
of our more unusual call outs was to this 2' tall Eagle Owl.
However, as it was uninjured, had no tags, was in good condition
and was uninterested in any food lure, there was no reason
for (and no chance of) getting closer. |
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| Hawks |
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| This
beautiful male Sparrowhawk fractured his wing. The wing was
pinned by our vet and he was later released. |
This
Buzzard came in after an RTA. He had a severe head trauma
but eventually made a full recovery and was released. |
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| This
Red Kite was completely unconscious on arrival after hitting
a treee in gale force winds. |
Just
2 weeks later, the Kite was fully recovered and released back
to her territory. |
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| Falcons |
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| This
young male Kestrel didn't do too well in his first Winter
and was found starving. He was fed up and soft released in
Spring. |
This
Juvenile Hobby was found in a garden. The RSPB helped to reunite
with a family group in time for her migration |
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| This
poor female Kestrel came in suffering from terrible frounce
which had infected her mouth and even her eyes. |
With
treatment, she made a full recovery and was later released. |
