Black Vulture: Gallinazo

This YouTube video was produced by the American Bird Conservancy.

In this species account, we highlight the Black Vulture found throughout the Americas, not the Black, or Cinereous, Vulture (Aegypius monachus), a different species native to Europe and Asia. “Our” Black Vulture is also known as the American Black Vulture and Mexican Vulture, and in other languages, by names such as Zopilote (thief), Urubu, or Gallinazo (buzzard, vulture).

The American Black Vulture can be identified by its all-black plumage, light gray legs, and a bald, grayish-black head and neck. The featherless head, a feature it has in common with … Continue

Ever Wondered What It Entails To Rescue A Moose Calf?

This YouTube video was produced by The Northern Lights Wildlife Shelter.

Ever wondered what it entails to rescue a Moose?
Watch this to learn more about all the effort it takes and people involved.
Big thank you to : Eddy Ray owner and operator at Airrays Drone Services Ltd

                          Franz and Gini Eder            plus friends.
                          @amelie Bombardier. 
                          @enrique valdez .
                          Sola Seib 
                          Jamie Gissing 
                          Edward Oyama 
                          Kennedy Harvey 
                          Kim Gruijs 
                          The Houston RCMP for traffic control.

Help us give Moose calves a second chance.
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Northern Lights Wildlife Society was founded by Angelika and Peter Langen in 1990and provides

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A Journey Home For Maluku’s Parrots: June’24 Translocation

This YouTube video was produced by World Parrot Trust

On June 21, 2024, a special journey began across the Maluku Islands in Indonesia as 68 rescued animals, once caught in the illegal pet trade, finally returned home.

This remarkable group, including White Cockatoos, Chattering Lories, Violet-Necked Parrots, and Moluccan Cockatoos, was rescued by forestry officers over the past year and entrusted to the North Sulawesi Natural Resources Conservation Agency. From there, they were brought to Tasikoki Wildlife Rescue Centre, where they received dedicated care and rehabilitation as they awaited their release.

After months of preparation and final health checks, they … Continue