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The white pelican (Pelecanus erythrorhyncho) is a large aquatic bird with a hefty bill and an oversized throat pouch. White pelicans spend a lot of time on the water and nest on isolated islands in lakes, rivers or bays. more...
The eastern screech owl (Megascopsasio) is a king of camouflage, either appearing in gray or reddish brown coloring with bands and spots that hide well against tree bark. Due to this expert concealment, this nocturnal bird of prey is definitely heard more than seen and is known for its spooky trilling sound… not a screechy noise. more...
CROW Feathers is a chance for you to meet and learn a little bit about the staff, students, and volunteers working behind-the-scenes to help rescue, rehabilitate and release the thousands of wildlife patients admitted to CROW's hospital each year! more...
Haillie Mesics has joined the Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) as its newest Conservation Education and Marketing Intern. The six-month internship began on December 1. more...
The Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) announced the winners of the 39th Taste of the Islands. This year’s “Reimagined” event featured 31 restaurants from Sanibel and Captiva that diners visited throughout the month of November. more...
