We are in the midst of Mother Nature’s baby season, and, let me tell you, it is busy. A couple weeks ago, I picked up six baby Starlings, who the rescuer thought were baby Robins. They do look alike. They had to be fed every half-hour to forty-five minutes, and they loudly let me know […]
Sharon passed away a year ago Sunday. In her honor, Patti Stangel released a beautiful great-horned owl back into the wild Sunday night at a location near our home. We couldn’t release the owl in our woods because we do not have many trees left due to the tornado. I have been helping Patti by […]
Baby Huey, my great horned owl who came to me the size of a cantaloupe with a bunch of fuzz, is now the size of a watermelon. He has been discovering parts of his body. His wings now have a three feet wing span. When he is fully grown their span will be three and […]
I got in four pinky squirrel babies only two to three inches long with eyes and noses not yet formed. Their noses only were two holes through which to breathe. I started by making sure they were warm. That is most important for squirrel babies, keeping them warm. They can go for a while without […]