Kindred Kingdoms Wildlife Rehabilitation Center

Congratulations to Robbie Scholten for completing his Eagle Scout Project. Robbie constructed some fabulous transport boxes for bald eagles here at Kindred Kingdoms.

It's hard to believe these guys came to us at 4.8 pounds and 6.2 pounds.

Another successful loon rehab and release. Good luck to you Mr. Loon.

Hard to believe these little chimney swifts will winter over in the Andes Mountains of Peru. they will see things in their lifetime that I will never see and only wonder about.

Here is the link to our new bear campaign. http://www.gofundme.com/kindredkingdoms

Baby Great Horned Owl being fed by a puppet. We like to keep them wild.

Hard to believe that this little broadwing hawk will fly all the way to Mexico? Central America? or maybe beyond.

Ms. Kazoo picking apart her morning perch.

Ms. Woodcock was released today. She took off so fast, I couldn't even get a picture of her racing through the trees. She came to us with a broken furcula (wishbone). I think her wish was to get out of here.

Heading for the release site. She will sure be happy to hit the air waves again.

See what happens to little cedar waxwings when they are fed honeysuckle berries. It turns the ends of their yellow tails to orange.

He still has one piece of metal in his wing from the gun shot, but the ulna has healed beautifully. We weren't sure he would fly, but he has proven us all wrong. Another bald eagle success story.