In a message dated 12/31/2007 5:34:51 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
 writes:

Another  surprise was the co-caging of the rehab barred owl with a rehab
turkey  vulture.  There are four rehab raptors and four cages.  I wonder  why
they have two in one.  Perhaps these birds rehab better with  company.



Happy New Year!



David  Gersten

Silver Spring, MD



David,
 Strictly speaking, these are not "re-hab" birds since none are  releasable 
to the wild. They all have injuries which prevent this, so they will  live out 
their lives in cages (sort of sad, really). IMHO, none of these  glorious 
birds deserves a life cooped up like that, no matter the educational  good they 
might serve.
 
Rick Sussman
Woodbine, MD




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