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Early on in baby bird season, Liberty Wildlife received an exotic patient…it was a quail of a different color! The Montezuma quail are so elusive that hunting guides have developed businesses around them. So how did this little fellow end up at Liberty?
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The 2009 Orphan Care season has officially come to an end. Supplies, plastic bins, and unused items are being cleaned, organized and stored away for next year's little ones. Let me also say that every time we officially close the season, new babies arrive who didn't get the bulletin. It isn't a problem, but does always make us smile to think we know more than Mother Nature.
Learn more.
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Liberty Wildlife volunteer Jehnifer Niklas worked for the Forest Service this summer monitoring the raptor population in the Black Mesa District. She is also Program Coordinator for the Global Institute of Sustainability. 
On August 6, Skylar Ehrenstrom, our KidStuff Correspondent, attended a Youth Birding Workshop in Tucson sponsored by the Tucson Audubon Society and led by well-known birders Kenn and Kim Kaufman.
Which bird does this feather come from:
