Posted December 29, 2021 by Sasha, Wildlife Technician
The Arctic outflow has impacted wildlife dramatically this season! With a record-breaking drop in temperature across the Lower Mainland, hummingbirds are coming into Wildlife Rescue Association (WRA) in record numbers with cold-induced injuries. Common winter injuries include frostbitten and damaged...
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Posted July 16, 2021 by Sasha, Wildlife Technician
There are Gulls nesting on our rooftop! What should I do? What are some common reasons a young gull would be admitted to Wildlife Rescue? When is intervention needed? How do you determine a Gulls age? There are Gulls nesting...
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Posted June 30, 2021 by Sasha, Wildlife Technician
How can I help wildlife during hot weather? How do birds stay cool in this heat? What impact does excessive heat have on wildlife? How do I know when wildlife needs help? How does Wildlife Rescue keep its patients cool?...
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Posted June 18, 2021 by Sasha, Wildlife Technician
Finding a flightless baby crow is totally normal between late May and July. It does not imply that it has been abandoned or fallen out of the nest. If you come across a baby crow on the ground, stop, take...
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Posted June 1, 2021 by Sasha, Wildlife Technician
So you've found a baby bird... now what? Is the bird hurt? Are there any visible injuries or blood? Is it cold, weak or lethargic? Has it been attacked by a predator? If so, call our Support Centre immediately at...
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Posted March 15, 2021 by Sasha, Wildlife Technician
What is the best solution for feeding hummingbirds? Can I add red-dye to my feeder to attract hummingbirds? How do I maintain my hummingbird feeder in freezing weather? What is torpor? What is the best way to clean my feeder?...
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Posted March 6, 2021 by Sasha, Wildlife Technician
Canada Geese nested on my building last year. Will they be back? Should I deter Canada Geese from nesting on my building? My rooftop is not an appropriate nesting site. How can I deter Canada Geese from nesting on my...
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Posted January 11, 2021 by Sasha, Wildlife Technician
An outbreak of Salmonella in wild bird populations is being seen across the province. Wildlife Rescue is currently admitting record-breaking numbers of Pine Siskins showing symptoms of Salmonella infection. Here are some commonly asked questions regarding this outbreak answered! You...
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