Posts Tagged ‘Wild in the Plaza’

Wild in the Plaza!

By Meg Crockett | May 13, 2017 |

This free family and youth event celebrating Pacific Wildlife Care’s 30th anniversary will feature many native animal ambassadors – owls, hawks, falcons, and provide live entertainment reminiscent of a European Street Faire with jugglers, unicyclist, clowns and stilt performances. Discover more about wildlife through arts and craft projects, stories, games, skits, a scavenger hunt and…

Wild in the Plaza – you should come!

By Meg Crockett | May 6, 2017 |

Young Artist Featured at Wild in the Plaza Event Celebrating 30 years, Pacific Wildlife Care is presenting a free family event on May 13, 2017 from noon – 4pm in Mission Plaza, featuring artistic wildlife creations of local high school artist Kaya G, and sponsored by Joan Gellert-Sargen. Kaya’s magical owl was adopted as the…

Wild in the Plaza Team Meeting

By Meg Crockett | April 28, 2017 |

Wild in the Plaza Team Meeting

By Meg Crockett | April 21, 2017 |

Wild in the Plaza Team Meeting

By Meg Crockett | April 10, 2017 |

Pacific Wildlife Care—911 animal rescue and rehabilitation

By Meg Crockett | April 3, 2017 |

Journeys of Discovery with Tom Wilmer by Tom Wilmer, March 27, 2017 aired on KCBX radio Meg Crockett and Kathleen Dillon, board members of Pacific Wildlife Care based in Morro Bay, share insights about the organization’s mission and events surrounding the May 2017 30th anniversary celebration scheduled for May 13th in Mission Plaza San Luis…

Planning for Wild in the Plaza

By Meg Crockett | April 2, 2017 |

Planning Meeting for the WIP event May 13

Wild in the Plaza (WIP) Meeting

By Meg Crockett | March 1, 2017 |

Periodic Planning Meeting for WIP Team, and others interested in helping plan this event on May 13 for Pacific Wildlife Care

Wild in the Plaza – planning

By Meg Crockett | October 14, 2016 |

To be held in a private home. Send email for location: Pwcinfo@pacificwildlifecare.org

Pacific Wildlife Care

11 hours ago

Today is Bat Appreciation Day! Bats play an important role in the ecosystem by consuming tons of insects every night! Without them, we would be overrun with mosquitoes, midges, and other insects. We must also thank them for chocolate. Many plants in the tropics rely on bats for pollination, including cocoa, banana, mango and vanilla. They are also essential pollinators for the agave plant - which is one of the ingredients in tequila. So next time you're sipping a margarita, you know who to thank. 🦇

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Is this a little rehabber bat at PWC?

Bats are so cool!!

Yes

Hooray!

Pacific Wildlife Care

2 days ago

It’s that time of year again! If you come across a nest of baby bunnies have no fear... they are not abandoned! Their mom only comes to the nest two times per day to feed them so as not to attract predators. If they are not injured, please leave them be and keep your pets away.

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3 days ago

With the coming of spring, many wild animals are more active and that includes turtles. In the past week, we have received turtles that have been hit by cars as they try to cross roads. Please keep an eye out for them and all wildlife while driving!

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5 days ago

Check out the live camera of a Bald Eagle nest... the chicks are starting to hatch today!
friendsofbigbearvalley.org/If you scroll back on the live feed to about 12:37, you can see the chick moving inside the eggshell and see the egg tooth on the beak. About 4 days before hatching the chick develops an egg tooth at the top of its bill. It's that sharp hard egg tooth that the chick uses to work away at the hard shell. If anybody captured video of around 12:38, please share it in the comments! Thanks ... See MoreSee Less

Check out the live camera of a Bald Eagle nest... the chicks are starting to hatch today!
https://friendsofbigbearvalley.org/

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Pacific Wildlife Care

6 days ago

After three months of patient teamwork by our clinic staff, this beautiful Barn Owl is flying free again. His recovery, following challenging injuries, is a testament to the determination and skill of the staff and volunteers at Pacific Wildlife Care and to this fierce owl’s will to fight and survive. Check out our post from Wednesday for his full story.
A Barn Owl can eat up to 1,500 rodents in a year and a Barn Owl family can consume 4,000 or more. Please don’t poison their food by using rodenticides.
Thank you to all the people who care enough to call us about injured and orphaned wildlife and to all of our donors who are essential to success stories like this one.

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have a happy life baby. and you guys there are awesome

Thanks to you all!

Yippeeeeee! Stay safe wild one.

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