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Re: [SBB] Possibly injured Red-Tail on Stanford campus - PRBO or Humane Society



Hi,

a couple of options:

Perhaps the Peninsula Humane Society, at Coyote Point in San Mateo:

12 AIRPORT BOULEVARD
SAN MATEO, CA 94401
(650) 340-8200
Fax (650) 348-7891

I have brought injured birds in there before and they have taken care of them. It looks like they may be closed tho--


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Altho they are up north, PRBO -- Point Reyes Bird Observatory-- will have information for you:


http://www.prbo.org/cms/index.php
Office Locations:

1.  PRBO Headquarters at our New San Francisco Bay Research Center
Phone 707-781-2555
Please send mail to:
3820 Cypress Drive #11
Petaluma, CA 94954
Click here for directions  Click here for a map

Click here to visit PRBO’s New SF Bay Center web page for more information

2.  PRBO's Palomarin Field Station: Click here for directions
phone: (415) 868-0655,  fax: (415) 868-9363
Mesa Rd, Bolinas, CA 94924
Please send mail to:
PO Box 1157
Bolinas, CA 94924

3.  PRBO Wetlands Center: Click here for directions
phone: (415) 868-0371, fax:(415) 868-8962
Please send mail to:
PO Box 69
Bolinas, CA 94924




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Subject: [SBB] Possibly injured Red-Tail on Stanford campus
Date: Sun, 2 Jul 2006 20:41:24 -0700 (GMT-07:00)

While walking around Escondido Village on the Stanford campus this evening, we noticed a red-tailed hawk giving distress calls from the second-to-highest level's balcony on the Quillen highrise building. There was another red-tail perched on the adjacent corner of the same building. Since we live in Escondido Village and we were told under penalty of death that we are not to own so much as a dust mite for a pet, we're guessing that the hawk is injured and not a falconer's bird.

We couldn't get a hold of any of the local wildlife rescue operations. Does anybody else on here know of resources we could pursue to make sure the raptor is helped? We can't enter the building and we don't know who lives in that particular apartment, so we can't be absolutely sure that this is an emergency, but better safe than sorry.

Thanks,
Peter and Amanda Lewis
Stanford, CA



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Peter Mandeville Lewis
Tucson, AZ
http://raptorphoto.sundala.com

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