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2 days ago

If you don't have a guard dog to protect your backyard, try using a Gannet. No one in their right mind will mess with that beak! ... See MoreSee Less

If you dont have a guard dog to protect your backyard, try using a Gannet. No one in their right mind will mess with that beak!

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No doubt, one of the worst bites and they have the attitude to back it up. Not to mention their look can absolutely see into your soul with angry intent 😂. Really cool birds to work with when not getting bit 😂

And that beak can be quick !! Beautiful bird in caring hands

Turkeys are pretty good. Oh and geese.

Beautiful bird

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2 days ago

This Cooper's Hawk got trapped underneath someone's house on OI. It didn't have any injuries but was very underweight since it hadn't had a meal in days! Here he is guarding his food...nobody is gonna take it from him! ... See MoreSee Less

This Coopers Hawk got trapped underneath someones house on OI. It didnt have any injuries but was very underweight since it hadnt had a meal in days! Here he is guarding his food...nobody is gonna take it from him!

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Amazing birds!

Very cool.

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2 days ago

This juvenile Pelican is recovering from an infection in its throat. He can't join the other pelis until it clears up. ... See MoreSee Less

This juvenile Pelican is recovering from an infection in its throat. He cant join the other pelis until it clears up.

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I hope its soon.I'm

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Sea Biscuit Wildlife Shelter

2 days ago

This is Maggie our Red-tailed Hawk recovering from a gun shot. She flies at anyone getting near her enclosure...check out those talons! ... See MoreSee Less

This is Maggie our Red-tailed Hawk recovering from a gun shot. She flies at anyone getting near her enclosure...check out those talons!

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Maggie learned the hard way just how cruel humans can be to wildlife..

I’m so glad you all are there to help her recover

There is a lot wrong with some people!

Such a stunner.

She is beautiful!!!

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Sea Biscuit Wildlife Shelter

2 days ago

This juvenile Royal Tern came to SB from Sunset Beach. It was being fed by its mom and onlookers thought a larger bird was "attacking" it. So now it's an orphan. No one hurt his mom, the juvenile was transported to SB and is no longer in the care of his mom. ... See MoreSee Less

This juvenile Royal Tern came to SB from Sunset Beach. It was being fed by its mom and onlookers thought a larger bird was attacking it. So now its an orphan. No one hurt his mom, the juvenile was transported to SB and is no longer in the care of his mom.

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omg. People can't tell feeding from attacking?

did they kill the mother?

That's just sad all the way around..

What in the heck?? Why would they kill a bird. Just shoo it away. 💔

People are such idiots.

Jesus.

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