Lynn's Journal
April 20 - April 26
Display Pen Update: More Progress!
The Week in Review
The tiny Goldfinches admitted last week have tripled their weight. The gosling has seven new siblings after being successfully fostered into a new family.
There were 13 new admissions this past week: four Great Horned Owls, three Swainson’s Hawks, one Prairie Falcon, one adult Wood Duck, one adult American Goldfinch, one almost ready to fledge House Finch and one young Horned Lark (at least we think that’s what it is).
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April 13 - April 19
Display Pen Update
The posts are anchored in place and the dividing walls have been framed in.
Bald Eagle 19-534 Released
Last November an immature Bald Eagle was found along the highway near Wallowa, OR. He was quite thin and unable to fly. An exam revealed old, partially healed fractures of his left coracoid (in the shoulder) and left leg. …
April 6 - April12
Progress on the New Display Pens
Your dollars in action. Most of the posts are in the ground!
Week in Review
Baby season shifted into high gear this week. The Tri-Cities Center admitted the first Barn Owls - 4 from Moses Lake and 6 from Quincy. All became homeless when the hay was moved that housed their respective nests. …
March 30 - April 5
Construction Is About To Begin
One year ago you, friends and supporters of Blue Mountain Wildlife, were rising to the Soar Higher Capital Campaign Challenge by BMW member Linda Wolcott to match her $25,000 donation. By the end of last April, you had exceeded Linda’s challenge, raising a combined total of $53,000. …
