An albino whitetail fawn.
One of the orphaned fawns we rescued this year was an albino. He wasn't totally white when he came in, but by the end of the summer, when he was ready to be returned to the wild, he had lost all pigmentation!
#albinodeer #whitetaildeeer #wildlife #wildliferescue #wildliferehabilitation
I think number 3 is the fiction. I have seen various analyses of the sistine chapel’s composition, and the composition does resemble the human brain/brain stem. But I do not remember seeing anything amounting to proof that was the intention.
The Onion has been my rock these past couple of weeks.
Happy to have found you guys on Bluesky!
Examining a wound on the bottom of this birds’ ankle
Kayla’s cleaning Woody the Wood Turtle’s pond
Volunteers working in our pollinator garden
Bart, our wildlife educator, working on the roof of Loki’s (or great horned owl) enclosure.
A few fall activity photos from the Northwoods Wildlife Center. While we still have a few patients, autumn is when we work on projects like cage repair, cleaning and picking out good meal worms from the bad.
