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Post by Philjo56France » Wed May 24, 2023 11:41 pm

A so bad story by https://www.facebook.com/APlaceCalledHope
154 Pond Meadow Road, Killingworth, CT, United States, Connecticut

Bloomfield the Bald Eagle

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A Place Called Hope 13 april
Bloomfield has progressed out of Isolation today. It is day 7 of his rehabilitation process. We are moving in the right direction and hope that his new hospital space will stimulate some more healing. His Chelation Therapy treatment is halted after 6 days of meds. His body will continue to excrete the toxins and he will likely receive another round after a few days off. We are very pleased to see him spunk up, but we are also realistic as his overall body condition is very poor. It will take some time for this eagle to regain his weight and muscle. If you are local, we are going to be in need of FISH!! Our freezers are currently depleted so fish is on our Wish List for our resident eagles and soon, this rehabilitating eagle... who is still on a bone free, fur free, feather free diet for now. Our cooler is in our driveway at 154 Pond Meadow Road Killingworth. Thanks in advance for your assistance in feeding our fish eaters. And a special thanks to Helen... who routinely delivers Beef Heart whenever she finds it in the store. These donations really help us to help the birds.
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Bloomfield Update:
Our patient is still moving in the right direction!! He has finished his Chelation treatment with Emerimide and he is progressing... His blood work from MSU came in yesterday adding to our concerns that not only was this eagle poisoned by LEAD, but his. MERCURY levels were also very high. This is in the fish in our waters. Luckily, Chelation is for all heavy metals so he is recovering from both toxins as I type.... Keep sending our patient good energies. Once we get his weight back up some, he will be moved outdoors into an aviary space to continue his healing.
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RIP BLOOMFIELD Bald Eagle...
It was not an easy loss for us after 28 days in care, so it has taken me some time to share this news. We wanted to await the test results from UCONN and MSU before attempting to explain why or how we lost this soul. The eagle was so very sick upon admission, with lead and extremely high mercury levels detected, and the overall poor body condition which put this male under 6 pounds. His battle was real, yet he responded to Emerimide and Vitamin K therapy to treat potential rodenticide exposure. His blood did not coagulate on a slide, but his body did not show blood pooling under his skin tissue anywhere else we could tell until the day he dropped and went backwards. He died suddenly. Blood in his urates and throat. He was negative for West Nile Virus, HPAI - Avian Influenza, and his lead and mercury levels had significantly dropped due to the chelation treatment, but he did test POSITIVE for SGARS, Brodifacoum to be exact. This eagle had so much going against him, but we were so hopeful as he got stronger each day and even made it to an outdoor aviary for sunshine. His backslide was devastating... but now we know.
SB 962 was a Bill to Ban the Use and the Sale of these super toxic, over-kill, SGARS - rodenticides that are so casually applied in CT. The bill was strong, until the CT Environmental Committee watered it down to make SGARS Registered Use Products. Which only allows the so called licensed professionals access to them. This does NOTHING to stop the secondary effect this is having on our wildlife as the Rodent Industry will continue to over-use, and over apply this concoction to treat rodent issues as the number one tool in their toolboxes. It is an easy application after all, and a serviceable contract for repeat business. All while telling customers that it is safe. IT IS NOT SAFE. We are now up to 55 completed tests with 46 testing positive for one or more of the ingredients to this deadly rodenticide. The bill sits with the Senate now, watered down and useless, and if the Senate passes the bill it will then go to the House to be voted on as a law or not. The process is long and grueling for ALL BILLS. And now this bill feels pointless since the language has no real power to protect our wildlife, domesticated pets, or even our children. Even with this science that we are sharing, collecting and recording, somehow legislators are ok with pushing this off until NEXT session. In the meantime, evidence builds, but what they don't see or understand is that our EVIDENCE are actual LIVES LOST. I for one am broken... I see trauma daily and this trauma is completely preventable. 100% unnecessary, yet still legal and still set aside. Why? because the "pushback" from the profit making industries who claim the raptor population is not in decline.
Please write your legislators AGAIN. They need to hear from you. Please tell them that this is unacceptable. NO MORE should die. This affects all animals who are exposed directly or indirectly. APCH will continue to test and will be including 20 mammals as they come in. And they will... until these SGARS are banned statewide.
Sorry for MORE bad news... it has been a theme lately. so very sad over here.
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May 6, 2023 Bloomfield the bald eagle after 28 days of fighting new generation rodenticides lost his fight as he regained his taste for life. Thank you to this humanity which has only destroyed these living wonders of the world. You will be thanked for it on the other side, above all do not doubt it. Rest in Peace wonderful Eagle, your ordeal is finally over even if for a time you thought you were out of trouble thanks to the efforts of A Place Called Hope (Thanks to them). the poison was too strong for any living thing. last 😢🙏💔

†Bloomfield†, like an Angel, unzipped its feathered down coat and its soul flew away to the Heavens where it was welcome by all its †siblings† and older family members already gone. Now you are flying among the stars, marvellous †Bloomfield†.❤🙏
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Post by Philjo56France » Thu May 25, 2023 1:47 am

Murphys and his Eaglet Rock Baby's stories

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Post by Philjo56France » Thu May 25, 2023 1:50 am

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Post by Philjo56France » Thu May 25, 2023 11:23 pm

A so bad story by https://www.facebook.com/APlaceCalledHope
154 Pond Meadow Road, Killingworth, CT, United States, Connecticut

Bloomfield the Bald Eagle
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At A Place Called Hope in Killingworth, Director Christine Cummings helps to care for sick or hurt birds of prey, including recently this bald eagle from Bloomfield.
“His body condition was so bad we didn’t think he’d survive the first two or three nights,” said Cummings.
But sadly he passed away a few weeks later. And it happened not long after the death of a bald eagle found in New Hartford.
“It’s shocking. We see a lot of death here at our center. But the American bald eagle we’re used to getting them in with situations we can fix. And this has been devastating for us,” said Cummings.
The organization says both eagles and dozens of other birds tested positive for stuff from basically rat poison.
It’s actually called Second Generation Anticoagulant Rodenticide, or SGARS.
“What we are finding with these SGARS is they are incredibly powerful,” said Sen. Christine Cohen (D–Branford).
Right now, a bill in the state Senate would truly restrict the use to pest management companies. But Cohen says that does not go far enough.
“We really believe there needs to be a full ban in place to adequately to protect our wildlife across the state,” said Cohen.
A potential ban has faced opposition. In a letter to lawmakers, the Connecticut Pest Control Association says a ban would end “the use of the most effective and affordable means of preventing rat infestations.”
But wildlife advocates believe there are other treatment options. Then they say birds won’t end up picking up the dangerous chemicals from rodents.
“This is so unnecessary and so preventable,” said Cummings.
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Post by Philjo56France » Thu May 25, 2023 11:42 pm

Murphys and his Eaglet Rock Baby's stories

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Post by Philjo56France » Sat May 27, 2023 1:00 am

Murphys and his Eaglet Rock Baby's stories

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:bravo: :hooray: :woohoo: 23-126 HAS FLEDGED!!!! :woohoo: :bravo: :hooray:

We knew it was coming any day now, but 23-126 chose to leave the nest for the first time today! This is one area where Murphy has not been able to be the best role model. Since 23-126 has been watching how Murphy moves around, he has not actually seen an adult fly. This has resulted in 126’s first choice after leaving the nest to be to hop to the ground and walk around much like Murphy does.
Don’t worry too much though, 126’s instincts will still kick in and urge him to start flying, it just might take him a bit longer. It may also require a bit of extra encouragement from our staff, but we’ll give home some time to figure it out before we start trying to encourage flight.
So what is the plan for 126 from here? While you can’t see it from the camera placement, there are multiple long perches in this enclosure for 126 to try and fly between. Murphy and 126 will stay in this enclosure until 126 has gotten the hang of flying between them. After that, the two of them will move to one of our flight conditioning enclosures. A large pool will be set up for 126 to practice a bit of hunting and he’ll have plenty of space to condition his flight muscles before release. At this point we anticipate the release being later than our initial estimate of Father’s Day.
Some of you may be wondering why we don’t just move the two of them to the flight enclosure now. While we would love to do so, we have a limited number flight enclosures and they are all currently needed for other patients. With how much we post about 126, it’s easy to forget that they are just one of the 60 patients currently being rehabilitated at our hospital. Patients that are closer to being ready for release will need use of the large flights until 126 is more ready to stretch his wings fully.
This is actually where you can help. By becoming a monthly supporter, you provide us with a regular source of income that we can rely on. This means we can fundraise for our larger needs without having to worry about the funds needed for our day to day expenses. If just 3% of our followers sign up to donate $10/month, it would cover our entire yearly hospital expenses plus leave enough for us to build a new flight conditioning enclosure every year! That’s complete medical care for over 600 injured raptors each year, all for less than the cost of the average Netflix subscription! Will you become part of the lifesaving efforts for these birds? Sign up to be a monthly supporter by checking the box to make your donation a recurring one when you donate at https://www.worldbirdsanctuary.org/donate/
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Post by Philjo56France » Sat May 27, 2023 1:04 am

06-04-2023 The Black stork family on their way back to Estonia

Must-toonekurg: Ciconia nigra
Live Black Stork nest camera, located in Karula National Park, southern Estonia (Parents Karl II and Kaia)[/color]
https://www.youtube.com/c/Kotkaklubi - Forum https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... php?t=1074
Origin: viewtopic.php?p=608315#p608315
Migration Update from https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... start=1640
and https://www.looduskalender.ee/forum/vie ... tart=12660 and https://birdmap.5dvision.ee/EN/


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Dad Karl II #716C : 12h15 04-12-2023. Welcome Back Home.
Mom Kaia #781U : 14h26 04-20-2023. Welcome back Home.

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2022 Black storklets with no transmitter. Normally Return toward the North around next june. Last check the day they left the nest. Except Bonus, Jan & Janika's last alive of 6 storklets, adopted @ 40 do by Karl II and Kaia, Waba, Voog and Ixs's parents.

Ixs #718X. H: 05-31 Fl: 08-11 @ 72 do. Start for Migration 08-27-2022 @ 10h11 - 88 do. :luck: 1y04do :luck: :rh:

Voog #718V. H: 05-28. Fl: 08-09 @ 73 do. Start for Migration 08-27-2022 @ 10h42 - 91 do. :luck: 1y07do :luck: :rh:
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Black storklets with transmitter. Waiting next june for their return in their new summer Area.

Bonus #7184. H: 05-22. Last Check 06-03-2023. between Karacaören & Ahiler. Turkey. :luck: :rh: 1y13do :luck: :rh:

Waba #718W. H: 05-28. Last check 06-03-2023. a little south of Kisköre. Hungary. :rh: 1y07do. :luck: :rh:
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On the Map, Dad Karl II is the Blue line, Mom Kaia the Pink line both are already in the nest brooding 2023 eggs,
Bonus their 2022 foster one is the Grey line and Waba their 2022 storklet the Orange one.
06-01-2023
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Post by Philjo56France » Sun May 28, 2023 12:37 am

Murphys and his Eaglet Rock Baby's stories

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Post by Philjo56France » Sun May 28, 2023 10:25 pm

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A question we still see regularly is when will Bald Eaglet 23-126 get a name? We sincerely hope that the answer is never, as we only name birds that have to stay with us permanently, and the current goal is to return 23-126 to the wild. So what do the numbers 23-126 mean? 23-126 is the eaglet's patient number and indicates that he is the 126th patient of 2023. So what patient number are we up to now? We are now up to 23-242. That's right, 116 patients have come through our hospital in the 8 weeks since 126 joined us.
Who is 23-242? 23-242 is another juvenile Bald Eagle who arrived at our hospital this morning. 242 was not as fortunate as 126 in his initial injuries and is in critical condition. 242 has signs of old trauma, including a healed shoulder fracture and several small wounds. 242's injuries have kept him grounded for an unknown amount of time, likely 2-3 weeks, and 242 is severely emaciated and dehydrated. He is also suffering from lead poisoning and has a heavy parasite load. Our hospital team has been working to stabilize 242 throughout the day, but he is too weak to stand or handle much at a time. 242 has had a catheter placed in his wing to provide continual hydration via a fluid pump, is on oxygen support, and is receiving regular intervals of a liquid diet via a gavage tube. Even with these efforts, 242's outlook is very guarded, but we will do everything possible to save him.

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Post by Philjo56France » Mon May 29, 2023 9:44 pm

Murphys and his Eaglet Rock Baby's stories

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World Bird Sanctuary 6 h ·

First your baby takes your food, then he interrupts your bath time, and now he's mobile enough to take your favorite spot?! Murphy is probably wondering what outrage he'll be victim to next. Murphy is still taking it all well and is very tolerant of his baby. Murphy would not tolerate this behavior from another adult eagle, as he has previously shown when defending things like his rock and nest.
We'd also like to address the term fledging, as many of you commented that 126 didn't fly from the nest like a wild eaglet would when counted as fledged. This is true, and comes down to a difference in terminology between wild nest observation and rehabilitation settings. In the wild, an eagle would count as fledged when it has flown away from the nest area. When they hop between branches of the nest tree, it is called branching. The behavior 126 currently exhibits is more like the wild branching stage, where he moves between things close to his nest.
In our hospital, we use the term fledged for patients when they have left the nest area in which we have put them to explore the rest of the enclosure. To us, this indicates that they can reach food throughout the enclosure and are starting to fly around. It also signals a change in the care we must provide them. We also use the term fledgling for babies that are healthy enough to be reunited with their parents but don't need to be returned to their nest. Even if they are not flying fully, they are flighted enough to make it back up to the safety of high branches for their parents to continue caring for.

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Post by Philjo56France » Wed May 31, 2023 12:41 am

Murphys and his Eaglet Rock Baby's stories

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Some footage of your two favorite bald eagles to enjoy this evening! 23-126 decided he wanted the piece of food Murphy was eating. Murphy decided he was tired of letting 126 take all his stuff and that he was keeping that piece. 126 then continued his pursuit of the piece.

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Post by Philjo56France » Thu Jun 01, 2023 12:45 am

Murphys and his Eaglet Rock Baby's stories

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Post by Philjo56France » Thu Jun 01, 2023 11:31 pm

Murphys and his Eaglet Rock Baby's stories

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Post by Philjo56France » Fri Jun 02, 2023 11:41 pm

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Home New Aquitaine Landes Environmental Info A golden eagle found in the Landes ENVIRONMENT

A golden eagle found in the Landes, Rion-des-Landes, By Celestin Navarro

Friday, June 2, 2023 at 5:31 PM By France Bleu Gascogne
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Un aigle royal retrouvé dans les Landes - Gabriel Jegou - association Paloume

"I just saw an eagle crash into the construction site!" This is essentially the not trivial call received this Wednesday, the Paloume association, an association responsible for the protection of wildlife. After a photo verification, the members of the association are formal. It is indeed the Aquila chrysaetos, commonly called "Golden Eagle". Caregivers come to the scene. They discover a very weak and injured raptor.
Particularly emaciated, the eagle has its two legs fractured a long time ago. Its talons no longer allow it to hunt or land. Under veterinary supervision, the healers decide to euthanize him to shorten his suffering. Presumably this juvenile individual of about two years was lost. In France, the golden eagle lives exclusively in the mountains, far from Rions-des-Landes. Only 250 pairs of this raptor fly over the French mountains, divided between the Pyrenees, the Alps, Corsica and the Massif-Central.

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Post by Philjo56France » Sat Jun 03, 2023 2:09 am

Murphys and his Eaglet Rock Baby's stories

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