by Erin Owens I first noticed Limpy Lou because he wasn’t the same as the dozens of pigeons that crowded around my taco cart in Bushnell Park in Hartford. While the other birds pranced around pecking up the crumbs I’d offer them, Limpy Lou hopped on this right leg, while his left leg extended out […]
Three hawk success stories by Wanda D’Agostino 1. I received an injured sharp shinned hawk that was very malnourished and weak. After 3 1/2 weeks of forced feedings and Nutri-Cal(R) supplements, it was strong enough to be released. 2. An East Hartford resident called to say she had a hawk that had been hit by
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First Flight By Kaz Skoczylas Something small scurried from the hostas in front of my home in Windsor, Connecticut. It went under my mower that I was filling with gas, on into the garage, and under my wife’s car. I stopped and walked around the car trying to see what it was. Seeing nothing, I
