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  • AMERICAN BALD EAGLE (E8) #16-361

    On May 13, E8 returned to CROW for the second time after being struck by a great horned owl that resulted in a broken leg. After 3 months of recovery […]

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  • AMERICAN BALD EAGLE (OZZIE) #15-543

    American bald eagle (315-543) was brought to CROW the first time on March 17, 2015 after being found on railroad tracks in North Fort Myers suffering from a broken clavicle […]

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  • Bald Eagles #21-278 & #21-279 (E17 & E18)

    On January 29, we were granted permission from U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to retrieve E17 and E18 from the Southwest Florida Eagle Cam nest to provide a veterinary check […]

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  • North American River Otters (#21-458) (#21-488) (#21-871)

    North American river otters are the most abundant otter species.  They have playful, sociable personalities.  As semi-aquatic mammals, they can thrive in any water habitat-cold, warm, or high-elevat [...]

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  • STRIPED SKUNK SIBLINGS (#21-4744,4745)

    Instantly recognizable, striped skunks are known for their signature coloration and for their ability to emit a strong and pungent odor when upset. This species is larger and more common […]

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