This is Ulie. Due to an amputated wing     she is one of our non-releasable     Great Horned Owls.

	She has been very busy     being a foster parent to approximately     45 babies in the 2006 year.

	Meet Fergie, our newest     Red-tailed Hawk.      She is a first year bird     that had a wing injury     soon after she fledged.     She has spent most of her     life among people.

	Here she is learning to be on     the glove so she can become     one of our education ambassadors

	A rare visitor to the     desert is this Osprey.     This Osprey is doing well     and can fly, but it has     been around people so much     that it is awfully tame.     Rehabbers always cringe when     when they receive an Osprey     as they are notoriously difficult     to rehab. This osprey's     outcome is still unknown.

	Quincy, the Quail, is      still with us. He lost his mate,     Queeny earlier in the year.

	Mr. Woo still struts his stuff     at the Center. He is the     best foster dad to all those     baby Great Horned Owls we get     in every year.