Alix Parks, Sherry Turner Teas and team.
You may send donations to Happinest c/o Alix Parks at:
(This is a State and Federally Permitted
Wildlife Rehabilitator & Raptor Specialist Center),
Located at
Wildlife Rehabilitator & Raptor Specialist Center),
Located at
920 Glamis Circle, Signal Mtn., TN 373777
423- 847-5757
Released:
Tuesday 2/20/2018
An Immature Red-tailed Hawk
named FAWN
at Soddy Daisy Health Care Center
in honor of the Rehab staff
Saturday 9/16/2017
5 Broad-wings
4 Immature birds and 1 Adult
Post links for this event:
see all the pictures -
A Wonderful Watch Celebration
Catching Up
Celebration Day Counts
More Celebration Day Pictures
Tuesday 2/20/2018
An Immature Red-tailed Hawk
named FAWN
at Soddy Daisy Health Care Center
in honor of the Rehab staff
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| Honoring Rehabbers Click on the caption to read the story. |
Saturday 9/16/2017
5 Broad-wings
4 Immature birds and 1 Adult
Post links for this event:
see all the pictures -
A Wonderful Watch Celebration
Catching Up
Celebration Day Counts
More Celebration Day Pictures
Saturday 9/17/2016
Male/Female pair
Austin and Ashleigh, Broad-winged Hawks
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| Ashleigh - Female BW Hawk |
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| Austin - Male BW Hawk |
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Thursday 10/2/14, about 2:30pm
Pucara, the Broad-winged Hawk
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| Immature Broad-winged Hawk |
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| Alix gets the hawk's attention, encouraging it to bite her glove, while the visitors carefully stroke its soft feathers. |
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9/29/14 Alix Parks and Sherry Teas brought us a Red-Shouldered Hawk, ready for release, after rehab. Originally from Athens, TN, for which Alix named him. He was certainly ready to fly to freedom. Alix first let visitors spend time touching and photographing the bird. And we shared details that make a Red-Shouldered identifiable from the air.
Released:
Sunday, 9/29/14 - 2:00pm -
*Red-shouldered Hawk*
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| Sherry Teas looks on in anticipation of releasing this bird. |
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| Sherry Teas prepares to release "Athens" |
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| Release!!! |
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Alix brought us a Red-tailed Hawk, which was ready for release after 2 weeks of rehab. Alix Parks and Wayne Robertson, facility volunteer Rehabers, brought her to the Hawk Site to bring awareness to the program and release a healthy bird. Thanks so much for the wonderful experience.
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| Lou Ann from Nashville, TN |
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| Her belly band is low on her torso. |
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| Release. |
More of this beautiful Juvenille Red-tailed Hawk:
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| Before releasing her, Alix examined her feathers closely, making sure all her necessary feathers were in place. |
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| Wayne Robertson |
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| Belly Band and speckled legs, w pure white breast. |
This hawk was a hatched one year bird, and had been in rehab for 2 weeks. Her beak retained evidence of her injury but she demonstrated it's strength by latching on to Alix's glove and hanging on! That and the fact that she had been properly eating, and flying to catch her food in her rehab enclosure assured Alix that she was ready to go back into the wild. She had no difficulty catching the wind and flying along the ridge below my ablility to catch her with a release picture. She went to trees nearby, where Blue Jays and Crows had no difficulty noticing there was a new girl in town.
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