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Thanksgiving Visiting
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Thanksgiving Visiting

Thursday November 26th &
Friday November 27th
10 AM – 3 PM

SkyWatch will be open from 10AM-3PM, for tours, on November 26th and November 27th, 2020.
Come have a look around the SkyWatch grounds, interact with our Emus, Goat, and many more of our resident birds.
Take pictures, bring some lettuce or grapes to feed our resident birds, and sit in the serenity of our songbird garden.
Admission is $5 per person. Kids under 3 are free.
Social Distancing and mask wearing are requested, for the health and safety of our guests and volunteers.

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Skywatch Bird Rescue

3 hours ago

Skywatch Bird Rescue

Another sad case of fishing line in the Ocean hurting a bird in his own backyard, just trying to survive the wild, which is tough enough already by itself. ...

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Skywatch Bird Rescue

3 days ago

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Romeo is admiring volunteer Jenni's art work on our cages. He thinks that bird is a pretty lady. ...

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Skywatch Bird Rescue

4 days ago

Skywatch Bird Rescue

Another patient that's not the regular frequent flyer as far as intakes go. This is a Dovekie. They look similar to Razorbills, only they're even smaller. Like a tiny little Penguin that fits in the palm of your hand. Breeding grounds are in the high Arctic, on steep rocky cliffs near Sea Ice that provides rich nutrients in the currents. They are not normally seen near our shores unless one drifts debilitated with the currents to eventually reach our coast. To give you a size reference, this is a 1ml diabetic syringe next to it. We got in an unusually high amount of them, (about 2 dozen) in 2014 when there was some type of storm/hurricane near Iceland and they drifted with the currents till they reached our shorelines in NC on the brink of death, but usually we don't get these very much, 1 or 2 a year depending on the type of winter. ...

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4 days ago

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Fellas, a handsome guy like this can totally steal your woman's heart.....
Just look at that Snood! ...

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