Handy hint: next time you go to give your eagle a bath, have a couple of stress balls handy. They make great talon defusers.
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- This eagle came to us by way of Kodiak. He is covered in oil but we’re not sure how …
- Sharon gets a good grip apparently eagles are like 5-year-olds – they H A T E baths :…
- Into the Dawn dishwater you go…
- scrub scrub scrub
- dry dry dry
- blot blot blot
- and dry some more…
- and done.
- This is what protects the bathers of oily eagle.
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The Bird Treatment and Learning Center a nonprofit dedicated to rehabilitating sick, injured or orphaned wild birds and providing avian education programs to the public.
Dr. James R. Scott, an Anchorage veterinarian, now retired, founded Bird TLC in 1988. Dr. Scott, along with other Alaskan veterinarians and volunteers, donate their time to treat these birds in need.
In addition to medical care, Bird TLC provides a variety of educational programs to increase people’s awareness of the wild birds around them and to encourage preservation of their habitat. Bird TLC is supported by education program fees and contributions from individuals, private foundations, and corporations.
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