Re:[cayugabirds-l] J Swanson Wildlife

Re catching a heron, I’d add do protect your OWN eyes too. Wear safety glasses or something. A stab from a heron can take out your eye. Advice from zoo keepers. Get Outlook for iOS From: bounce-12539-5851...@list.cornell.edu on

[cayugabirds-l] J Swanson Wildlife

Cornell Vet School wildlife clinic. IF you can safely catch GBH (safe for you & the bird)- i suggest it wrap carefully in light blanket to keep wings folded. Cover/wrap face & eyes with lightweight cloth. This helps calm the bird. I don’t know if catching a still-flying GBH is possible for an

Re: [cayugabirds-l] Injured GBH

Cornell will treat & release wounded wildlife, but you have to bring the animal to them, I believe. Madonna Stallmann On Sat, Sep 4, 2021, 1:25 PM Liz Brown wrote: > Hi all, > > A GBH comes to our small pond to hunt every day. Today he (I'll use that > pronoun for simplicity's sake) showed up

[cayugabirds-l] Injured GBH

Hi all, A GBH comes to our small pond to hunt every day. Today he (I'll use that pronoun for simplicity's sake) showed up with a nasty wound on his right shoulder. He can still fly, obviously, because he flew here. But the wound is large, and looks bad. Is there anything we can or should do

[cayugabirds-l] Muckrace 2021 & early deer season

Muckrace Participants, We’d like to make all Muckrace participants aware of an early gun season for deer which will start on September 11th, during the Saturday portion of the Muckrace. NYSDEC Wildlife Management Units in the Northern Complex fall within the areas open for