Toxicology report has been posted...


Betty Ann Kelly Stockton University
Here is the toxicology report information for the eyas. Please note that most tox guidelines for what is toxic vs. not are devised for adult birds, not small chicks. The report done by the vet states that the lead level was high, and the exposure to DDE and PCBs was significant for a small chick. Lead is known for neurological effects, which is what Wildlife Biologist, Kathy Clark noted and surmised might be happening when our chick could not hold it's head up.

                                           

Both came to ground yesterday and were put back up after dark.  I think both are down at other end now, they seem to like being home. 

Glad they were able rescue and return them back to the ledge!

Ontario..

(movie) (movie)

 

                  So glad they're spending time together!

http://youtu.be/dAyUfrq6bEY


OOPS, YES, Kris, I goofed!! THANKS!!

I'm so happy for these kids!! 

I am too!  I wasn't sure they survived! 

http://youtu.be/dAyUfrq6bEY

Look they both are out flying around!!      I'm so happy!!!

Aren't these the Great Spirit Bluff juvies?  Anyway, great to see that they're ok and together!

Joyce is wishing Seabreeze AND the ST juvie successful releases?  So one of Mak's WAS down, too?

I was wondering about that also, as nothing was said about one being down.

MAK heard a report a juvie had been rescued in her parking lot and taken to the vet before she saw the 2 the other night. So sounds like there were at least 3

Thanks, Ei.  Hope it's ok!

Joyce is wishing Seabreeze AND the ST juvie successful releases?  So one of Mak's WAS down, too?

I was wondering about that also, as nothing was said about one being down.

"You think those Falcon watchers are looking for us?"

...are napping in the Powers box. 

Kris G.

"I knew it wouldn't be long before the kids made a mess!"

            Poop deck! 

Early morning bonding and exit!