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Avian Wildlife Center Internship

Avian Wildlife Center Internship. Sunday, August 12, 2012. Taking care of birds is so much work, let me tell you. Right now most of the inside birds are being fed every 2 hours with the exception of the chimney swifts and the ones that are self feeding. We got in an egret with a badly broken leg which is infected and not healing. The vet would not even take him in because his chances of recovering are slim. Wednesday, August 1, 2012. Most of this week was feeding the usual round of birds every 2 hours an.
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Avian Wildlife Center Internship. Sunday, August 12, 2012. Taking care of birds is so much work, let me tell you. Right now most of the inside birds are being fed every 2 hours with the exception of the chimney swifts and the ones that are self feeding. We got in an egret with a badly broken leg which is infected and not healing. The vet would not even take him in because his chances of recovering are slim. Wednesday, August 1, 2012. Most of this week was feeding the usual round of birds every 2 hours an.

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