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Our first blog in January featured a Great horned owl who was missing several of her primary feathers, which are essential for flight. This past weekend, we were able to complete the process of "imping" (implanting feathers)for this bird.

The stories of four screech owls in our care at the moment.

This week, we are featuring a Barred owl that we received just before the new year.

Check out a few of the birds we are currently treating at the Sanctuary

How to identify birds in the sky!

One of the most rewarding parts of wildlife rehabilitation is releasing the animal back into the wild! In the last couple of weeks, we have had the privilege of releasing some of the birds that were in our care at the sanctuary!

Can you tell the difference between a raven and a crow?

We have officially entered busy season, and Whitney and I couldn't be more excited about spending the summer at the Ohio Bird Sanctuary!

As the Curator of Birds at OBS, I have the privilege of caring for our birds on a daily basis. Part of my job includes coming up with creative ways of enriching the lives of our birds.

What eats 30,000 meal worms a week, can digest anthrax, and can sing you a beautiful song? The birds at the Ohio Bird Sanctuary, of course!