Videos - Rescues, Rehabilitation, Releases and Birds!
We rescue hundreds of wild birds each year; many are injured, starving, or orphaned babies. We provide much medical attention, food, physical therapy and safe and loving shelter while they recover, and in the case of the babies, until they grow up enough that they can take care of themselves. The greatest joys we have are when we successfully release a bird that we have spent months rehabilitating. Enjoy our videos of some of our rescued and resident birds. Our organization depends upon donations from generous people, if you would like to help us continue to help wild birds, please consider making a tax deductible donation in any amount, every single penny helps!
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Awesome pelican release!
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Reuniting orphaned osprey with parents!
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Orphaned raptors raised by our team of surrogates being released!
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Rescued Barred Owls dancing in the water spray in a gentle hose shower on a hot summer day!
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Two Juvenile Bald Eagles we raised from orphaned chicks and an injured Bald Eagle who was shot with a gun.
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We release a Great Blue Heron and some young ducks who were successfully rescued & rehabilitated!
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Release of two juvenile Pigeon Guillemots near Fort Worden, in Puget Sound.
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Owloween! Get ready to meet some of the Owls at DBWBR - Harry Potter Style!
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Our educational birds visit the campers at Camp Beausite in Chimacum Washington
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Baby Barn Owls, Orphaned & Rescued, then given to adoptive owl parents.
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Baby Bird Bonanza! Meet a baby Peregrine Falcon, Crow, Pigeon Guillemot, and Steller's Jays.
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Orphaned baby Glaucous-winged Gull X chicks who must be hand raised until they are big enough to be released.
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Release of a juvenile Bald Eagle who was rescued with a broken leg and spent months in rehabilitation.
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Salem the Great Horned Owl is one of our Bird Ambassadors and works as an educational bird in our outreach presentations.
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How we waterproof and rehabilitate Common Murres and other seabirds so they can be released back into the cold waters of Puget Sound.
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