November 8 - November 14

Another Rough Week for Raptors

There were just seven admissions this past week, all but one a raptor. Of four Great Horned Owls, three had humerus fractures, the fourth was tangled in a fence, none could be saved. A Sharp-shinned Hawk was shot and a Red-tailed Hawk was likely struck by a vehicle. Neither could be saved. Living in a world filled with humans is no easy task for wildlife.

Great Horned Owl 21-759

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Great Horned Owl 21-760

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Great Horned Owl 21-761

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Sharp-shinned Hawk 21-762

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Red-tailed Hawk 21-764

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Good Things Also Happened this Week

Thank you to Jerry Baker and Gene and Marilyn Cripe! Jerry and Gene installed metal siding on the pen that collapsed earlier this year. Marilyn pulled lots of yellow star thistle. We are also making plans to return a Bald Eagle to Ellensburg in the coming week!

Thank you Jerry & Gene


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