Week in Review

To say the past week has been hectic may be an understatement. We had the first week of summer camp and a school group on top of the normal barn stuff.  When all was said and done, I put in over 100 hours this pay period (and managed to lose my voice temporarily)!

While I won't bore you with the day to day stuff here are a few photos from the week:

Danny and I getting dressed up for a class!

Northern Flicker that came in for rehab (it was found to

have a broken wing).

Red fox that was seen numerous times around the dining

hall by the kids!

Monarch Caterpillar

All in all it was a fun but exhausting week. I am in the middle of working 14 days straight so 6 down and 8 to go. And with that, its back to work for day 7. I am off to an outreach at Chippewa National Forest!

kits!

Today, 3 red fox kits were dropped off at the Audubon Center. They appeared healthy but their mother had apparently been killed by a coyote. Based on the weight of the little guys, they are probably only 2 or 3 weeks old. After spending the night here, they will be off to the Wildlife Rehab Center in the cities. (http://www.wrcmn.org/)

just arrived

into a new carrier after being checked out

feeding time!

bed time!