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We are a HOSPITAL. We are open all hours to receive sick or injured birds.
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Sea Biscuit Wildlife Shelter

2 days ago

Our Wood Ducklings are growing quickly. Getting prettier every day. ... See MoreSee Less

Our Wood Ducklings are growing quickly. Getting prettier every day.

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So sweet!

Shared to Beautiful Southport & Oak Island🐳

Love them. Real beauties.

Sea Biscuit Wildlife Shelter

2 days ago

Our Vultures and Red-tailed Hawks were moved into their back bedroom to avoid the storm. Scarlet is displaying her gorgeous red tail. ... See MoreSee Less

Our Vultures and Red-tailed Hawks were moved into their back bedroom to avoid the storm. Scarlet is displaying her gorgeous red tail.

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Happy I could get one hawk out of your hair ME💕he has already taken over our neighborhood. Hope he eats tons of squirrels 👏

Sea Biscuit Wildlife Shelter

2 days ago

Bogie definitely is wondering why he got stuck inside. With the possibility of a tropical storm, all the birds were moved inside for their safety. ... See MoreSee Less

Bogie definitely is wondering why he got stuck inside. With the possibility of a tropical storm, all the birds were moved inside for their safety.

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Shared to Beautiful Southport & Oak Island 🦉

Stay safe Bogie.

Glad they were all safe!

Sea Biscuit Wildlife Shelter

2 days ago

This Grackle is definitely unafraid of people. Everyone who visits SB will probably get an up close and personal experience! ... See MoreSee Less

This Grackle is definitely unafraid of people. Everyone who visits SB will probably get an up close and personal experience!

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Woohoo! Always wanted to meet a grackle

He is officially a ‘transplant’ now! We need to give him a name and welcome him to the area! Stella is a beautiful example of one who will never leave Sea Biscuit!🌴🩵🌴

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Hi, Janet!

Met him last week as he was pulling at my shoelaces while I was looking at the ducklings.

He’s been visiting us on our porch at Moms’ Beach House this week. The toddlers shared their goldfish crackers, so that brought him back the next two days.

I can't believe Janet would let a bird on her head.

Rachel Hussey Could this be Bart's friend? (P.S., I couldn't get Bart's name to flag)

I didn’t see him today!

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2 days ago

This Eastern Screech Owl was hit by a car and one eye appears to be slightly injured. ... See MoreSee Less

This Eastern Screech Owl was hit by a car and one eye appears to be slightly injured.

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Wishing for a full recovery.

Poor baby💕

So beautiful. Thank you for all you do

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