Typically, we admit several adult Cooper’s hawks throughout the year, many due to window collisions. However, this season has been unusual in that we have already seen a significant number of immature and juvenile Cooper’s hawks. Many of these young birds are suffering from emaciation and dehydration, and one was admitted with a fractured femur. Our team is working tirelessly to provide the care and treatment these hawks need to recover and return to the wild. Stay tuned for updates on their progress.
Cooper’s Hawk Admissions: An Unusual Season
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