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Baby killdeer are very, very fragile and quite a challenge in rehab.

Western Bluebird (thanks, Gail!)

We are in the peak of baby season at EWRC!  Babies are arriving from everywhere around the State; babies that are injured and orphaned, as well as the usual number of injured and sick adults.  Ducklings, killdeer, bluebirds, jays, meadowlarks, hawks, falcons, cottontails,  jackrabbits, and a variety of migratory birds are coming to rehab every day. 

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