My heartfelt sympathy goes out to Bev, Ralph, and all the wonderful members & volunteers at OWL for the loss of Goldie, their beautiful golden eagle I will cherish the photos I have taken of her. Her spirit is flying free now

Ohhhhh no....

Goldie ....Soar High Soar Forever Free

Heartfelt sympathies to Goldie's long term partner Merrit and to Bev, Ralph and to the entire OWL family and to all of you that have had your life touched by the beauty of Goldie hugs to all of you

I feel fortunate to have met Goldie on my visits to OWL ...and I was immediately taken by her "majestic beauty" ...I will cherish those memories and pictures!

RIP Goldie

was very sad to hear of your loss of beautiful Goldie, i am so sorry and extend my sympathies also, and to Merrit her loved mate whom i'm sure will be missing her immensely. soar free beautiful Goldie

Our newest content provider, Christian attended a release of a bald eagle from O.W.L. recently I'm posting a link to his wonderful pictures. Christian!!!!!!!



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Sorry for the short notice but Global TV was out at OWL today and I'm told the story is going to be broadcast on tonight's News Hour at 6 pm. We did a release of a juvie for the story and Judy (JKR) I'm told you had something to do with finding the bird. It was brought in from Jaffray last June, young and emaciated, apparently having fallen out of it's nest. The decision was made to release it here because it's a little warmer and there's plenty of other eagles to keep it company, not to mention lots of food.
I will post the link later tonight from their website for those that missed it or were unable to watch.

Judy Fantastic news so happy the juvie was able to be released and the timing could not be any better ....I will see if I can catch it on global tonight thanks.

Here is the link to the News Hour story; it's about several wildlife rehab facilities in the Metro Vancouver area, not just OWL. There is a commercial at the beginning and the eagle release is at the end

Wildlife Rehab Dec. 7th

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Sorry for the short notice but Global TV was out at OWL today and I'm told the story is going to be broadcast on tonight's News Hour at 6 pm. We did a release of a juvie for the story and Judy (JKR) I'm told you had something to do with finding the bird. It was brought in from Jaffray last June, young and emaciated, apparently having fallen out of it's nest. The decision was made to release it here because it's a little warmer and there's plenty of other eagles to keep it company, not to mention lots of food.
I will post the link later tonight from their website for those that missed it or were unable to watch.

As much as I would have loved to have been part of the rescue it wasn't me who found him. I do know there is a lady living in Jaffray that does rescues but offhand I don't recall her name. I hope she saw the release on the news.

I'm definitely happy that he is now in good health and released. That is good news