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Listening in on a Liberty Wildlife hotline shift would reaffirm your faith in human
nature. Folks call in from around the Valley and beyond, hoping to find help for
a fledgling dove caught in the clutches of a cat, a bunny hit by a car, a great
horned owl impossibly tangled in a barbed-wire fence.
For some tales from the hotline, click here.
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International Migratory Bird Day, the second Saturday
in May, found Liberty Wildlife's education group traveling to Southern Arizona's
San Pedro House. Liberty, joining with other conservation groups including the Gray
Hawk Nature Center, Sonoran Joint Venture, and the Cochise County Master Gardeners,
set up booths and displays focused around this year's theme of birds and culture.
Click
here for more information.
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On
March 26, a call came in to our wildlife hotline about an American white pelican
that was reportedly hanging around Tempe Town Lake and appeared to have a possible
injury. Read about his rehabilitation at Liberty Wildlife and his travels to his
new home at the Birmingham Zoo!
by
Terry Stevens, Operations Director at Liberty Wildlife
