2025-08-22

🏥Clinic:

  • volunteersDana, Molly, Elana
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💥Significant Event:
  • With Sonja
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💊 Meds:
🫧 Clean:
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Food
Yesterday's Food:
🗑️ Leftovers Removed?
🐭
New Food:
🚚 Food Delivery 🍽️ Fed
🫱 HF 🐭🐭
🟡WF 🐭
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🩺Caregiving:
  • Cleaned around vent area.
🔭 Observations:
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New Food:
🚚 Food Delivery 🍽️ Fed
🟡WF 🐭🐭🐭
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🫧 Clean:
🔭 Observations:
  • Wound is looking good!
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New Food:
🚚 Food Delivery 🍽️ Fed
🫱 HF Skinned 🐭+💊
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💊 Meds:
🩺Caregiving:
🔭 Observations:
  • No additional injuries found from yesterday.
  • No flat flies today.
  • Very lethargic toward end of HF.
  • Standing in rolly bed when we left.

✨New Admit:

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💥Significant Event:
🔍 Finder Type:
🗨️ Comments:
  • Finder captured yesterday and met Molly in Williamsburg today.
Food
New Food:
🚚 Food Delivery 🍽️ Fed
🫱 HF Skinned 🐭
Medical
🥼 Rule/Out or Injury_Event:
💊 Meds:
🩺Caregiving:
🔭 Observations:
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Part ❗ Findings 🗨️ Comments
⌚ Age Young. Head not fully red yet.
🧍Keel score 1 Not sure if this is because of the young age or not.
🪲Parasite Lots of mites/a flat fly/a bug we did not recognize.
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Part ❗ Findings ⬅️➡️ Side 🗨️ Comment
Radius/Ulna Old ⛓️‍💥 FX R Callused, couldn't get the wing to spread out flat.
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💥Significant Event:
🔍 Finder Type:
🗨️ Comments:
  • First seen on 8/20/2025. Finder continued to see it in their yard over the next two days, so they brought it in.
Food
New Food:
🚚 Food Delivery 🍽️ Fed
🫱 HF 🐭
Medical
💊 Meds:
🩺Caregiving:
  • Put in cage with perch.
🔭 Observations:
  • Since its actually a HY so not sure it's actually starved.
  • Ate very well.
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Part ❗ Findings 🗨️ Comments
⌚ Age HY
🧍Keel score 1
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Food
New Food:
🚚 Food Delivery 🍽️ Fed
🫱 HF 1/2 skinned 🐭
Medical
💊 Meds:
🩺Caregiving:
  • Sprayed each location of fly strike with scalex and combed out as much as we could.
  • Set up on rolly bed with warm buddy
  • Set up in quarantine area because there were so many mites/lice
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Part ❗ Findings 🗨️ Comments
🧍Keel score 1
🪲Parasite Box fly Found a box fly amidst the matting that we pulled out.
Individual body parts
Part ❗ Findings 🗨️ Comments
👕 Chest Fly strike on R side Cut the chunk of down feathers from the  R side.
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Part ❗ Findings ⬅️➡️ Side 🗨️ Comment
General Fly strike L+R

🏡Barn:

  • volunteersMolly
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Yesterday's Food:
🗑️ Leftovers Removed?
1/2 🐀 JR Yes
Medical
🔭 Observations:
  • Moved from floor to mp to floor.
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🔭 Observations:
  • On perch.
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🔭 Observations:
  • Stayed on wall.
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Yesterday's Food:
🗑️ Leftovers Removed?
🐭
Medical
🔭 Observations:
  • On top of new box.
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💥Significant Event:
📍Location:
  • Cage 3
🗨️Comments:
  • Took to Barn to see if appetite improves.
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🍽️ Fed:
  • 🐭🐭🐭

📞Calls:

  • volunteers-
  • Craig from USFW called about BAEA trapped in utility pole in Cedar Falls. He had called a few places and got a hold of Tracy from Wild Thunder who is going out there to meet them.
  • Melody from West Liberty called about RTHA in backyard that isn’t flying. She captured and will bring to clinic.
  • Brad from ACT campus called about GHOW on the ground. They do not feel comfortable capturing. Elana went to capture and brought to clinic (new admit above).
  • Elizabeth from Poweshiek County found an injured gray catbird in her yard while mowing. Referred her to IBR.
  • Call about a duck near the Coralville dam with a hook in its beak. The caller said it was too fast for them to capture, but that they had also notified the DNR and just wanted to let us know. Sent a text with info for Blackhawk and Wildlife, just in case anything changed and they were able to capture.
  • Jeremy from Dubuque County Conservation has a juvenile BAEA that was pulled out of a stream. He thinks he can get someone to transport the bird to us, so I gave Elana his info to coordinate tomorrow.