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Respect baby wildlife during Spring, Summer

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As the Oregon Coast welcomes the vibrant return of spring and summer, the Wildlife Center of the North Coast is highlighting the importance of respecting and protecting baby wildlife, particularly birds, during this critical period.

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Coos Bay World

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Respect baby wildlife during Spring, Summer

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Marshall News Messenger

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Five important reminders when finding ‘orphaned’ wildlife

While enjoying the outdoors this spring and summer, you’ll likely encounter young wildlife. Although it may be tempting to help a lone baby animal, experts warn intervening can often do more harm than good — and may be illegal.

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Missoula Current

Oregon coast welcomes spring whale watchers

While multiple kinds of whales frequent the Pacific coast, the spring season’s focus is migratory gray whales travelling north from their winter breeding grounds in Baja California. Continue reading…

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The Havering Daily

As Spring is here, and wildlife is visible- we ask that If you find a young animal or an animal that you believe is in need of help, please contact a rescue.-Harold Hill Deer Aid.

As spring has arrived alongside the warmer weather here is a message from Harold Hill Deer Aid. Can we please stress that you call us if you need assistance with an injured animal. Please do not assume that we have been notified. Even if we get 20+ calls, we would still rather be told as…

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