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 The rescue calls for herons come in a variety of types, from those who correctly identify the birds to people saying there is a "crane" that needs help, or my personal favorite, announcing that there is an injured "herring" in their backyard. I usually can’t resist asking, "You have an injured fish?" To learn about the species of heron found in Arizona,
click here.
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Liberty Wildlife volunteers work closely with Arizona’s native wildlife. It is due to the vigilance and dedication of all of our volunteers that thousands of animals are able to heal, grow and be released back to the wild. Every autumn, Liberty Wildlife encourages our volunteers to spread their wings as well. We encourage you to learn more about our fall trainings.
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The weather will soon break in the desert. What better way to celebrate cool mornings than to golf for a cause…a very good cause. Liberty Wildlife’s 3rd Annual Birdie Fore Birds Golf Tournament is Saturday, September 26, and you are very cordially invited to join in the fun. To learn more and see the tournament flyer, click here.
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Help us make room for our new Raptor Wrap designs. Our current stock of T-shirts is on sale at half price, and now is the time to stock up for yourself, future gifts, or just because (who needs a reason?). See what our store has to offer and how these great gifts help support Liberty Wildlife!
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Skylar Ehrenstron, our KidStuff Correspondent, weighs in on birdwatching in France and New Hampshire.
