The saw whet owl shown here was brought to Connecticut wildlife rehabber Wanda D’Agostino “starving and confused.” Note the condition of the feathers, a result of heavy winds from Hurricane Sandy. Wanda says the female owl is doing OK now, but still is not flying. Fortunately, she is eating well – 1.5 cut up mice […]
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This coopers hawk was hit by a car on I-91 in Wethersfield. He had a cut foot and eye injury, but was successfully rehabbed and released in Wethersfield on June 1st.
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Connecticut state licensed wildlife rehabilitator Wanda D’Agostino is caring for ten mallard ducklings. The ducklings hatched around May 16, 2011, in a building that was being torn down in the East Hartford, Connecticut area. The mother duck could not be found. The ducklings will take a few months of care and feeding before being released
