31/10/2026
Buzzard release 🦅
This Buzzard came into us on 20th September after being clipped by a car.
It was very disoriented as you can imagine.
After a full check over, it was determined it was suffering from concussion, pain medication was given to help ease a very bad headache.
It was placed in our ICU where it could be kept nice and quiet.
It's first meals had to be given by hand, but as it started recovering it soon started eating on its own.
The buzzard was then placed in one of our large flight enclosures, so we could observe its flying and to re-build its wing strength after being in the hospital.
With a break in the weather and we were very happy with it's progress it was ready to go back to the wild.
It was taken back, near to where it was originally found and as you can see, very happy to be back in the wild.
Thank you to Mona for taking him home 💚
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