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Bald Eagles are doing well and a revisit of info about our Bald Eagle release last November. If you missed the photo and video which was on the Tribune's website then, check it out now:
Bald eagles making a comeback, from Marin to SLO to Santa Barbara
sanluisobispo.com
At least 30 breeding pairs of bald eagles have been counted this spring in central coastal California, from Marin to San Luis Obispo County to Santa Barbara County, according to the Ventana Wildlife S...Recently captured photos in the Pismo Preserve:New wildlife captures from the Pismo Preserve thanks to docents Gary and Darlene Felsman. Another nice series of gray fox photos + bobcat, deer family, skunk and coyote.
Our Summer Newsletter is here!
library.pacwilica.org/newsletters/PWC_SummerNL_2017.pdf
Pacific Wildlife Summer Newsletter 2017
library.pacwilica.org
Fiona and her fledglings a few days ago. They are growing! Their handler, Kelly, says " The fledglings are spending most of her time outside of the nest now. I saw one bathing this morning which was really cool. I will be moving into the flight cage very soon " Keep watching! #pacificwildlifecare #wildliferescue #redshoulderedhawk #slowildlife
Wow... flushing them from the nest soon
they have grown so rapidly! soon to test out flight skills! great job Fiona <3
Is fiona a red shouldered hawk?
Yes, she is.
they are SO big compared to their baby photos!
Pacific Wildlife Care is joining with RATS in SLO County in educational outreach. Raptors are the Solution to many problems, and a more humane and natural solution than poisons, sticky traps, lead bullets, etc.Today is World Wildlife Day. One easy thing we can all do to help wildlife now is to stop using rat poison.
Rachel Masicampo 🙁
Yeah, they need to come eat the rats that are taking over...please come!
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A wonderful day. I'm third from the left shooting a iPhone video.
Laurie Edwards
I had a pair fly right over me, very low on Tank Farm Road in SLO about a month or so back. I was stunned. Awesome sight.