[NatureNS] Re: Wesley the Owl

From: "Elizabeth Doull" <edoull@ns.sympatico.ca>
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Hi Helene

We are so fortunate to have you online that we learn so much from you and 
your rehab work with wild birds. You are good with words so maybe one day 
you will write a book?  All the best in the new year

Cheers,

Liz

----- Original Message ----- 
From: Helene Van Doninck
To: naturens@chebucto.ns.ca
Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 2010 1:59 PM
Subject: Re: [NatureNS] Re: Wesley the Owl


HI Joan, I can attest to this 100 %....both as being a vet for wild and 
domestic birds. I could tell PILES of stories on this topic but I won't 
ramble on. Maybe fodder for my blog. This topic tends to bring out arguments 
on anthropomorphic issues...and tends to divide camps. I am a scientist..and 
a great admirer of birds..and believe wholly in special bonds between 
species. This fact makes it extremely difficult to do rehabilitation 
well..the constant struggle between wishing I could interact more with my 
patients..but knowing their chances for survival plummet if they are not 
afraid of people. I am happy to say I have never had a problem bird here 
that became imprinted or a problem on release. I have had imprinted birds 
sent to me that have been raised by others...and will not release 
those...they need to find permanent placement.


Just my 2 cents


Helene 

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<DIV><BR></DIV>HI Joan, I can attest to this 100 %....both as being a =
vet for=20
wild and domestic birds. I could tell PILES of stories on this topic but =
I won't=20
ramble on. Maybe fodder for my blog. This topic tends to bring out =
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scientist..and a=20
great admirer of birds..and believe wholly in special bonds between =
species.=20
This fact makes it extremely difficult to do rehabilitation well..the =
constant=20
struggle between wishing I could interact more with my patients..but =
knowing=20
their chances for survival plummet if they are not afraid of people. I =
am happy=20
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others...and will not release those...they need to find permanent=20
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