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Index of Subjects Thanks, Helene. And thanks for all that you do on behalf of injured birds. Cheers, Joan Helene Van Doninck wrote: > Hi Joan, please tell your friend if any come in alive but starving, he can > call me and I will do what I can. I usually have good success with them > Currently working with an emaciated great horned owl, coming along slowly. > This one had a leg injury which would explain its body condition > > Helene > > Helene Van Doninck DVM > Cobequid Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre > RR#1 Brookfield Nova Scotia Canada B0N1C0 > hvandoninck@eastlink.ca > www.cwrc.net > http://cwrcblog.blogspot.com/ > 1-902-893-0253 > > CWRC 2010 Calendars now for sale, see www.cwrc.net > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: naturens-owner@chebucto.ns.ca > [mailto:naturens-owner@chebucto.ns.ca]On Behalf Of Joan Czapalay > Sent: Sunday, January 17, 2010 8:36 AM > To: NatureNS > Subject: [NatureNS] Re: dead owls > > > This just in from my birding buddy Dave Harris in Parrsboro. He is the > wildlife technician there. > 902-254-5304 Dir.- 3241 > "Hi joan, there's been a few reports of dead Barred Owls (+ 1 snowy > Owl), and any that have been turned into dnr seem to have starved to > death due to hard crusty snow in counties (can't get/find mice) that > have such snow cover. Please inform your birder friends to report any > dead rapters to there local DNR office. " > > >
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