This coopers hawk had a head injury (maybe hit by a car). He did well and was released after a few weeks of “R & R” and lots of mice. The person holding the hawk is Connecticut Wildlife Rehabber Wanda D’Agostino of East Hartford.
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Brenda Cataldo has been a state licensed wildlife rehabilitator of the past 10 years, working out of her home in Bolton. She specializes in rehabbing squirrels, rabbits and turtles. When asked why she became a rehabilitator, Brenda said, “I always wanted to be a veterinarian and this is the next best thing.” She cares for
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By Wanda D’Agostino I had just finished clearing off the table from our Christmas brunch when the phone rang. It was a young woman from Manchester who said an owl had flown into her window and was lying on her patio. She was afraid it was dying. I told her to gently throw a towel
