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

["mary keitelman" <[[email protected]]>]

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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Mary Keitelman
[[email protected]]
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> From: [[email protected]]
> Reply-To: [[email protected]]
> To: [[email protected]]
> 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
>
>
>
> -------------------------------
> Peter Mandeville Lewis
> Tucson, AZ
> http://raptorphoto.sundala.com
>
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