A loon alone
Abandoned by its family, a loonlet on a Laurentian lake [...]
It’s fall and there is a nip in the air!
Bird admissions are slowing and many of our feathered friends [...]
Government of Canada Backs Project for Aquatic Bird Oil Spill Response Training in Hudson Quebec
Individuals and organizations with the skill set to provide emergency [...]
Bird Friendly® coffee
Migratory birds head south to their winter grounds in search [...]
Enormous amount of support
Admitting over 100 nestling Ring-billed gulls within a few days [...]
Common mergansers
This year we also cared for 9 duckling Common and [...]
Spring Campaign reaches its goal of raising more than $24,000
Working in wildlife rehabilitation is unpredictable, and you can never [...]
Back to the Wild
It’s the tail end of the baby bird season and, [...]
Hudson Welcomes the Kingfisher
The Belted Kingfisher is a unique bird that doesn’t get [...]
Warmer Temperatures Impact Wildlife Rehabilitation
The bird care season started earlier this year and birds [...]