Rehab Birds Galleries

BE 09-31 : BE 09-31 is a mature bald eagle that was rescued by Alaska Sealife Center volunteers in Seward, Alaska. It is believed he had been shot earlier this summer with the bullet taking off a large section of its upper beak. The bird was brought to Bird TLC right after it was rescued. The following pictures are of Bird TLC efforts to rebuild this birds beak.

BE 09-31

BE 09-31 is a mature bald eagle that was rescued by Alaska Sealife Cen ...

Updated: Dec 26, 2009 1:29pm PST

Flight Center birds : The birds in this gallery are at the Bird TLC flight Center. This is their last stop before either being released or placed at other center. For more pictures of birds at the flight center, visit Britt Coons website at http://www.akbritt.com/gallery/6929293_ijV8K#550442293_oaAmr

Flight Center birds

The birds in this gallery are at the Bird TLC flight Center. This is t ...

Updated: Nov 18, 2009 8:54am PST

Great Gray Owl : Cindy holding a Great Gray Owl that came to Bird TLC from Tok, AK after it was hit by a car.

Great Gray Owl

Cindy holding a Great Gray Owl that came to Bird TLC from Tok, AK afte ...

Updated: Sep 21, 2009 10:21pm PST

Tube feeding a golden eagle : We recieved a golden eagle from King Salmon. X-rays showed no ijuries or forein objects. Odds are he injested something that was very toxic. To keep his strength up, he's tube fed until he'll eat on his own.

Tube feeding a golden eagle

We recieved a golden eagle from King Salmon. X-rays showed no ijuries ...

Updated: Apr 22, 2009 9:47pm PST

Tube feeding a bald eagle : DeAnn, Cindy and Erin are tube feeding an immature bald eagle BE 09-05. The eagle is weak and not eating on its own.

Tube feeding a bald eagle

DeAnn, Cindy and Erin are tube feeding an immature bald eagle BE 09-05 ...

Updated: Mar 18, 2009 9:20am PST

Osprey : This osprey came to us earlier this summer. It's nest was destroyed by a forest fire and it was burned on the legs and had a broken wing. It's not a releasable bird, so it won't get to migrate. It needed a larger mew that was well insulated and heated to stay above 32°F. Hopefully it will become part of our education program.

Osprey

This osprey came to us earlier this summer. It's nest was destroyed by ...

Updated: Nov 28, 2008 10:58pm PST


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or orphaned wild birds; and to provide environmental education for the public through live wild bird programs.