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We wish to thank a longtime supporter of our work, Rocky Mountain Power, for another generous donation to our mission.
Thank you RMP, we appreciate you and the work you do to mitigate the occurrence of electrical hazards to our birds of prey and other wildlife.
Team work Make the Dream Work <3
Thank you RMP, we appreciate you and the work you do to mitigate the occurrence of electrical hazards to our birds of prey and other wildlife.
Team work Make the Dream Work <3
January 7, 2025 at 8:57 PM
We wish to thank a longtime supporter of our work, Rocky Mountain Power, for another generous donation to our mission.
Thank you RMP, we appreciate you and the work you do to mitigate the occurrence of electrical hazards to our birds of prey and other wildlife.
Team work Make the Dream Work <3
Thank you RMP, we appreciate you and the work you do to mitigate the occurrence of electrical hazards to our birds of prey and other wildlife.
Team work Make the Dream Work <3
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RELEASED: Mallard Drake receives 3 weeks of TLC at WRCNU!
The patient was injured when hit by a vehicle. The collision caused his scalp to be pulled back from the beak to mid-forehead. After pain meds, sutures, antibiotics, and 3 weeks to heal he was successfully released. 🥰
www.wrcnu.org
The patient was injured when hit by a vehicle. The collision caused his scalp to be pulled back from the beak to mid-forehead. After pain meds, sutures, antibiotics, and 3 weeks to heal he was successfully released. 🥰
www.wrcnu.org
January 15, 2025 at 8:57 PM
RELEASED: Mallard Drake receives 3 weeks of TLC at WRCNU!
The patient was injured when hit by a vehicle. The collision caused his scalp to be pulled back from the beak to mid-forehead. After pain meds, sutures, antibiotics, and 3 weeks to heal he was successfully released. 🥰
www.wrcnu.org
The patient was injured when hit by a vehicle. The collision caused his scalp to be pulled back from the beak to mid-forehead. After pain meds, sutures, antibiotics, and 3 weeks to heal he was successfully released. 🥰
www.wrcnu.org
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⛔️ Where You Can See Bald Eagles In Utah This February By James McFadden - January 22, 2025, The Independent ⛔️
For specific information follow the link below:
suindependent.com/where-you-ca...
~ Photo: Marguerite H. Roberts, 01-21-2016, Bald Eagle at the Farmington Bay WMA-4
For specific information follow the link below:
suindependent.com/where-you-ca...
~ Photo: Marguerite H. Roberts, 01-21-2016, Bald Eagle at the Farmington Bay WMA-4
January 23, 2025 at 7:57 PM
⛔️ Where You Can See Bald Eagles In Utah This February By James McFadden - January 22, 2025, The Independent ⛔️
For specific information follow the link below:
suindependent.com/where-you-ca...
~ Photo: Marguerite H. Roberts, 01-21-2016, Bald Eagle at the Farmington Bay WMA-4
For specific information follow the link below:
suindependent.com/where-you-ca...
~ Photo: Marguerite H. Roberts, 01-21-2016, Bald Eagle at the Farmington Bay WMA-4
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Who the fuck green-lit this timeline?
January 8, 2025 at 1:01 AM
Who the fuck green-lit this timeline?
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It is "that time of year" again 😓🦅
1st Eagle of the year dies from lead poisoning
Lead poisoning in predators takes place every year after the start of the rifle deer season & continues through March when predators scavenge gut piles left
The loss of this beauty was preventable. Be the solution 😉
1st Eagle of the year dies from lead poisoning
Lead poisoning in predators takes place every year after the start of the rifle deer season & continues through March when predators scavenge gut piles left
The loss of this beauty was preventable. Be the solution 😉
January 6, 2025 at 9:21 PM
It is "that time of year" again 😓🦅
1st Eagle of the year dies from lead poisoning
Lead poisoning in predators takes place every year after the start of the rifle deer season & continues through March when predators scavenge gut piles left
The loss of this beauty was preventable. Be the solution 😉
1st Eagle of the year dies from lead poisoning
Lead poisoning in predators takes place every year after the start of the rifle deer season & continues through March when predators scavenge gut piles left
The loss of this beauty was preventable. Be the solution 😉
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Our 1st patient of 2025 dies from lead poisoning shortly after arrival. It's THAT time of year, between the start of the rifle deer season and end of March, our wild predators are scavenging gut piles and ingesting the bullet fragments--as small as the tip of a pencil can kill our Nation's Symbol.
January 5, 2025 at 8:45 PM
Our 1st patient of 2025 dies from lead poisoning shortly after arrival. It's THAT time of year, between the start of the rifle deer season and end of March, our wild predators are scavenging gut piles and ingesting the bullet fragments--as small as the tip of a pencil can kill our Nation's Symbol.