Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife
A baby Eastern Screech-Owl (Megascops asio) was brought to CROW after being found hiding underneath a golf cart. On examination, there were no significant injuries noted, aside from mild dehydration. Weighing […]
EDITOR’S NOTE: As of 5-27-26, we are no longer seeking handmade nests. Thank you to everyone who made a nest for our wildlife babies. Please check back, as this can […]
A Royal Tern (Thalasseus maximus) was brought to CROW after being found on the beach, entrapped in fishing line with multiple hooks around its oral cavity. Finder removed the hooks […]
Nine Mottled ducklings (Anas fulvigula) were brought into care after being found alone in a swimming pool without their mother. Shortly thereafter, an additional orphaned duckling and a duckling transferred […]
Where are you from? I’m from here! I was born in Michigan but moved down to Fort Myers when I was 3. I went to college at the University of […]
A rescued Swallow-tailed Kite (Elanoides forficatus) was admitted after being found injured. Upon examination, the bird had a large, deep wound over the cranial aspect of the keel, with exposed […]
Spring has sprung and so has baby season! Through the months of March to May, CROW sees patient numbers triple with the influx of babies coming into the clinic. Along […]
Where are you from? I’m from a small town in western Pennsylvania, near Pittsburgh. What’s your position at CROW and how long are you here for? I’m currently a […]
In an unusual case, six Chuck-will’s-widow were brought into care after striking windows at a local resort. Chuck-will’s-widows (Antrostomus carolinensis) are nocturnal aerial foragers, capturing prey in mid-air or from […]
An adult Wilson’s plover (Charadrius wilsonia) was recently discovered unable to fly at Bunche Beach and was promptly transported to CROW for evaluation. Upon presentation, the plover (patient 26-692) was […]
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