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Radisson - 2017 / Pip & Princess
ballywing:
Oh, thanks TPC - Great Info!! ;D - Since my 'Flip Phone' wouldn't do me much good for googling .... I'm going to get the number from the site and put it in my phone! :) - Or maybe just go really old school and write it on a piece of paper! :P
(Thank heavens 'Brother' hasn't ended up in the middle of Portage. :o)
The Peregrine Chick:
--- Quote from: Monarch on July 17, 2017, 10:29 ---Where do you vote?
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Link is in the top right corner of this screen - just click where it says "Click here to Vote" ;D
The Peregrine Chick:
With the advent of smartphones folks google us and our phone number is on the website - just as a note, the number has changed this year. Or they google injured wildlife and get one of the rehab organizations and their websites and answering machine messages provide them with information on local drop off locations - some of which are open during working hours, others 24/7.
Sometimes they get the phone number from the Hotel or 311 or the Winnipeg Police. In last night's case, none of these three sources managed to find our new number - and yes we give them this information for just this kind of eventuality.
Sometimes folks call the City or Province who then forward them on to the Humane Society or one of our wildlife rehab organizations. Wildlife Haven and Prairie Wildlife usually give me a call if a peregrine comes through their door or there is a report that sounds like it could be a peregrine (rather than a merlin or some other raptor species).
Last night is was a bit of everything since more than one person was calling. I got the call through Prairie Wildlife as it was late (almost 10pm) and I was nearer than any of their volunteers. WHS Emergency also turned up which was cool. Not a lot of folks available on a weekend - pretty much just us. :)
Monarch:
Good question I wondered how they found their way to you, also I have been super busy at work but look when I can. Where do you vote?
ballywing:
TPC..... Who calls you TPC when birdies are grounded? - Where was 'Brother' found? - If any random person comes across a big unfamiliar bird on the ground, how do they know what to do? - I'd think alot of people would just look and continue on. - Just curious :) - I don't even know who to contact if I'm ever the one who finds a chick - ie phone numbers etc. ???
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