Sierra Wildlife Rescue

Viewing these pictures will show you the natural wonders of the World. Aren’t we lucky? Enjoy.

Good to know, planting for the birds. https://www.gardengatemagazine.com//best-plants-with-berr/

These groups and people are amazing. They rescued and helped heal this sweet burned cub. We thank them all for their great work. We are all in this together.

Thank you to Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care skunk rehabber, Debra and Jenny of Wildlife Care Association for this, it often takes a team to heal, raise and release our awesome wildlife. Thank you! sierraswildliferescue.org

How cute is this?

Many orphans can be left a few hours to see if mom comes back...NOT OPOSSUMS! If you see a baby like this one in a yard or anywhere, get it quickly in a little box or pet carrier with a blanket and keep warm. Momma opossum can have up to 13 babies. As they grow, they don't all fit in the pouch so they ride on her back. If something startles her and she runs, one can fall off. Momma doesn't know she lost one so please never ever leave one thinking mom will come back... sierrawildliferescue.org

Came across this fabulous video, compiled by our recently departed Nan Powers, who so thoughtfully documented many of our experiences rescuing and rehabilitating our wildlife here in EDC. Brings back many memories, this was about 8 years ago.

Please share, thank you all! sierrawildliferescue.org

Any ideas on what kind of bird this is?

A fun story. https://www.facebook.com/100001710390399//3543165382417107/

This is a fun watch and a little insight into the life of a barn owl. Enjoy.

A beautiful picture of barn owls.