Released Bird Profile

Several calls were issued for birds tonight. Suz and I took the second one down in Bryant, about 60 miles from us. We arrived to talk with the caller and his grandson. The grandson identified it as a peregrine. We followed the two of them in their 4 wheeler (picture attached) for about a half mile out into their soybean fields. We uncovered the basket they had covered him in and it was a juvie peregrine. We talked with several members of their family and their relatives down the road. Brochures were handed out to all ot the families present. Super nice folks.

He was taken to ICU where he was triaged by Diana. Low keel score, possible head trauma and he was treated and put in a cage. As always we hope and pray these little guys can get back to mother nature. Prayers for you little one.

Suz Hansen and Bill Oberg

10/09/2020 Some blood work was performed today, it revealed severe anemia with an unknow cause. This bird is being treated for a possible infection and for pain. Its condition is guarded

11/1/2020 Surprisingly this bird is continuing to improve.

11/15/2020 this falcon has made an incredible recovery. It's anemia has resolved and it is growing stronger every day

11/27/2020 This falcon has been moved to our rehabilitation facility