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Where have we been all summer? We have been very busy taking care of many critically ill patients. These Long-eared Owls fell from their nest. Both are doing well and practicing their hunting skills. #birdsofprey #longearedowl #Owlet #owl #coloradowildlife #wildliferehab

This Great Horned Owl from the Castle Rock has a pelvis injury and was unable to stand when he arrived at the foundation. He is improving, standing, and eating on his own! #birdsofprey #owl #greathornedowl #birds #wildliferehabilitation #ColoradoWildlife #wildliferehab #Colorado

This young Golden Eagle came from the Denver area. He is very thin and has head trauma. We expect him to make a full recovery. #BirdsofPreyCO #birdsofprey #birdsofpreyfoundation #goldeneagle #wildliferehabilitation #wildliferehab #coloradotography #Colorado #coloradowildlife

This #GoldenEagle was admitted with head trauma & was very thin. He is now in an outdoor flight cage stretching his wings and regaining some strength. Once he is strong enough he will move to a larger flight cage to complete his rehab. #wildliferehab #Colorado #coloradowildlife

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Shop on @Amazon? Use @AmazonSmile and select Birds of Prey Foundation as your charity and they will donate to our cause! #YouShopAmazonGives

The Birds of Prey Foundation has cared for over 16,000 birds since it's inception in 1982. #Wildliferehab #FerruginousHawk #BirdsOfPrey

This Northern Saw-whet Owl was found on 11/15. One of the most common causes of admissions of Saw-whet Owls is head trauma from collisions with windows. Birds with head trauma often cannot care for themselves initially, and need help eating. This will improve with time and care.

This young Turkey Vulture was admitted a few weeks ago with lead poisoning. His lead levels are coming down quickly and he is doing well. Turkey Vultures admitted most commonly have lead toxicity- often from ingesting lead from shot or fragments in carrion. #TurkeyVulture

Our little Northern Saw-whet Owl patient is feeling much better! He is now feeding himself and moving around much better. We hope you and your loved ones enjoy a safe and happy Thanksgiving!! #SawWhetOwl #WildlifeRehab #Colorado

This little Northern Saw-whet Owl has improved so much over the past 2 weeks. If you scroll back and compare the first post to this one- the difference is amazing! He is now out of the oxygen cage and on his way to a full recovery! #WildlifeRehab #SawWhetOwl

There is still time to donate for #ColoradoGivesDay! Your donation helps birds like Captain, a Golden Eagle who was admitted with West Nile Virus. He is still struggling, but makes progress everyday. #WildlifeRehab #GoldenEagle #Colorado coloradogives.org/BirdsofPrey

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Calling All Photographers! 2019 Calendar Call For Entries! conta.cc/2EWse7K

There is still time to submit your #birdsofprey photos for our annual calendar contest! We look forward to seeing your amazing shots! #Hawks #Owls #Falcons #Eagles #Birds #Colorado #ColoradoWildlife #wildlifephotography birds-of-prey.org/updates/2018/1…

This young #BaldEagle came to the foundation after leaving her nest. She was on the ground and was attacked by a coyote and sustained injuries to her face from the attack. After months of recovery, rehabilitation, and regaining strength she was released back into the wild!

Come spend an evening at the @TheMeltingPotCO in Louisville to support Birds of Prey Foundation! With the purchase of the following menu on April 16-19 from 5p-8p, a portion of the proceeds will go to support Colorado’s injured, orphaned & ill birds of prey. #FondueEffect

It's baby #GreatHornedOwl season! This time of year young owls are coming out of their nests. Most often they cannot fly for days or even a week. If left alone they will often try to find a good hiding spot, or even climb up a tree. If you're concerned an owl is injured, call us!