There is a cottontail warren in my back yard now what?Each year wildlife rehabilitators receive many calls about cottontail nests located in inconvenient locations such as back yards…Apr 11, 2023Apr 11, 2023
I found a baby squirrel now what?baby squirrel call volume is very high at wildlife rehabilitation facilities across Ontario. Many of these baby squirrel can and should be…Aug 8, 2022Aug 8, 2022
The Beaver — and the battle for world dominationWorldwide we have two species of beavers. Both the North American Beaver (Castor Canadensis) and the European Beaver (Castor Fiber) were…Jan 11, 2021Jan 11, 2021
Bird related citizens scienceThere is some interesting research project who can benefit from the data generated by bird feeders in your back yard. All you have to do…Dec 2, 2020Dec 2, 2020
The Predator-prey factorFor all intends and purposes we as humans are apex predators. When it comes to wildlife rehabilitation this is an important fact to…Oct 13, 20201Oct 13, 20201
Fawning over fawnsRight now (May-June) is the time that White Tailed Deer have their babies in Ontario. During this time wildlife rehabililators receive a…May 12, 2020May 12, 2020
Published inThe Natural WorldLead poisoning and wildlifeIn Canada the use of lead ammunition for waterfowl hunting has been prohibited since 1999.Nov 20, 2019Nov 20, 2019
Published inThe Natural WorldBats in OntarioIt is bat season for Wildlife Custodians across Ontario. Bats are very interesting creatures. They are the only flying mammals we have…Nov 13, 2019Nov 13, 2019
Published inThe Natural WorldThe Myth Surrounding Baby SongbirdsSongbirds can not, in fact, smell that you have touched their babies.Sep 7, 2019Sep 7, 2019
Published inThe Natural WorldWhy You Shouldn’t Feed Injured/Orphaned WildlifeMake sure you aren’t doing more harm than good!Sep 7, 2019Sep 7, 2019