The Center for Wildlife ask for new pics of their Education Program Raptors - who could say no to these critters. All have wing injuries that keep them captive. The Center's first job is to get injured critters back to the wild. Some critters can not be rehabbed to live in the wild and the calmer of them are used in school and Audubon programs to teach folks about wildlife. Here are 4 of the ED birds - C/C please - Bob
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Broad-winged Hawk (above)
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Male Red Tail Hawk
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Female American Kestrel
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Female Red Tail Hawk
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