Wildlife Rehabilitators Are Overwhelmed During the Pandemic. In Part, That’s a Good Thing.

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By The RevelatorAug 15, 2020, 12:21 pm292 pts
By Hope Dickens Molly Craig's day begins with feeding hungry baby birds at 6 a.m. The birds need to be fed every 15 minutes until 7 at night. If she's not feeding them, other staff at the Fox Valley Wildlife Center in Elburn, Illinois take turns helping the hungry orphans. When the center's resident birds,…

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