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Kris G.
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Re: Norfolk Eagles in their new nest
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Necropsy report on HK..
From Ed Clark at WCV:
The results of the necropsy performed on HK confirmed our worst fears--that there were internal injuries that would not show up immediately. Indeed, there were multiple injuries, including one we have never seen before...several vertebrae in the middle of HK's spine that had literarily died, and were starting to deteriorate. This, combined with the bruising of his heart and lungs, and the associated hemorrhaging, suggest that his fate was sadly sealed from the instant of the impact with the car. The only good news is that with the damage to the nerves, and the pain medication he was being given, it is unlikely that he was experiencing any pain or discomfort.
https://www.wildlifecenter.org/critter-corner/patient-updates/bald-eagle-17-2257-hk-update-5
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Quote from: Kris G. on 12-Sep-17, 06:22:44 PM
Necropsy report on HK..
From Ed Clark at WCV:
The results of the necropsy performed on HK confirmed our worst fears--that there were internal injuries that would not show up immediately. Indeed, there were multiple injuries, including one we have never seen before...several vertebrae in the middle of HK's spine that had literarily died, and were starting to deteriorate. This, combined with the bruising of his heart and lungs, and the associated hemorrhaging, suggest that his fate was sadly sealed from the instant of the impact with the car. The only good news is that with the damage to the nerves, and the pain medication he was being given, it is unlikely that he was experiencing any pain or discomfort.
Kris, thank you so much for posting this update on HK.
The number and extent of his injuries make me feel even more sad about what happened to him. With such a major spinal injury, surgery and manipulation of his legs could only have made things worse. The vehicle which hit him must have been travelling at some speed to cause so much damage. I know WCV tried their best to help him.
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7 years ago today, mom Norfolk died!
Anyone hear news on Buddy???
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Quote from: Donna on 26-Apr-18, 07:22:47 AM
7 years ago today, mom Norfolk died!
Anyone hear news on Buddy???
Dad Norfolk is nesting nearby on private property and I think there are 2 eyases.
I saw on FB that WCV is having a 3 day Buddy Hatch Day party very soon!
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Quote from: Dumpsterkitty on 26-Apr-18, 08:56:52 AM
Quote from: Donna on 26-Apr-18, 07:22:47 AM
7 years ago today, mom Norfolk died!
Anyone hear news on Buddy???
Dad Norfolk is nesting nearby on private property and I think there are 2 eyases.
I saw on FB that WCV is having a 3 day Buddy Hatch Day party very soon!
They always had updates on him, especially when it was dremel the beak day but I haven't seen any! I always liked Buddy!
Thanks Ei
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Quote from: Donna on 27-Apr-18, 07:09:24 AM
Quote from: Dumpsterkitty on 26-Apr-18, 08:56:52 AM
Quote from: Donna on 26-Apr-18, 07:22:47 AM
7 years ago today, mom Norfolk died!
Anyone hear news on Buddy???
Dad Norfolk is nesting nearby on private property and I think there are 2 eyases.
I saw on FB that WCV is having a 3 day Buddy Hatch Day party very soon!
They always had updates on him, especially when it was dremel the beak day but I haven't seen any! I always liked Buddy!
Thanks Ei
Bill and I went to see Buddy about 5 years ago at WCV. He has a beautiful flight cage with many perches, a covered area for getting out of the elements and a pool! He is quite vocal and has lots of adoring fans that visit on Open House days. He is a star! Today is Buddy’s 10th Hatch Day and here’s a tribute video to him on this special day. Happy Hatch Day, Buddy!❤️
http://youtu.be/D4tdJUmFTA0
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The Story of Buddy the Eagle
http://youtu.be/KpAFyLtp544
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