If you are unable to view this e-mail, go here. On a Friday in March the Chandler Aquatic Center called Liberty Wildlife’s hotline. They had discovered two nests tucked up underneath a giant water slide, and the nests held eggs. The whole arrangement was about twenty feet off the ground. This would require more than the average rescue! Click here for the whole story. Most of the educational birds at Liberty are trained to do one simple thing: educate the public, safely. They do this by working with their Education Group handlers in displaying their survival strategies, their place in the environment, and how they have evolved and adapted over the centuries. A few of them are also being trained to demonstrate their flying ability to appreciative audiences. Click here to find out how. The weather gods were smiling for Liberty Wildlife’s second annual Born2bWild motorcycle run. Follow the link to find out more about the fun event. By Leah Vader, Nest Watcher, Goldfield-Kerr Breeding Area. "There's a first time for everything", or so goes the cliché, and during the 2009 Arizona bald eagle breeding season the Goldfield-Kerr Area has been a great example of several firsts. Click here to read more. Contact Us | Terms of Use  ©2003 - 2009 Liberty Wildlife Rehabilitation Foundation To make sure you continue receiving our newsletters (and that they don't go to your bulk or junk folders), please add naturenews@libertywildlife.org to your e-mail address book. Please remove me from this e-mail list.