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From the Blog:
Feb2
You may recall from the January 6 post here on the PAWS Blog that the wildlife center's first patient of the year was a Northern Saw-whet Owl. The owl had been found on January 1 alongside a highway, apparently suffering from head trauma caused by colliding with a vehicle. We're...MORE
Jan13
Throughout the year, I send periodic emails called “Campus Updates” to PAWS staff and volunteers to keep them apprised of wildlife activity here on our campus in Lynnwood, WA. I am always amazed at the diversity that can be found on our modest, 7-acre site. During 2011 the Campus Updates...MORE
Jan10
During the first week in January, the PAWS Wildlife Center admitted two new patients that had something in common- they had both been deceived by a trick of light. The first patient was a Red-breasted Sapsucker from Bothell, WA who arrived on January 2. Likely seeing a reflection and believing...MORE
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