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
Wanda D’Agostino, Connecticut Wildlife Rehabber, released a female red tailed hawk in Windsor after caring for the bird for many weeks. It was suspected that the hawk had eaten rodents that had been poisoned. A big thanks to Bolton Vet, as well as the good people in Windsor who saw an animal in need and
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