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Hoots, Howls, and Hollers Bugs fascinate me and have since I was very young.  While totally annoyed as I watch them marching boldly from the window sill, nose to tail, in serious search for some scrumptious scent, I can’t help … Continue reading →

Hoots, Howls, and Hollers I am back from Washington, D.C. bearing a gift.  Once again, I am proud to announce that Liberty Wildlife has received recognition for our good work.  We were awarded a “Partners in Conservation Award” by the … Continue reading →

Hoots, Howls, and Hollers I am currently traveling (more on this next week) so I’ll be brief with a feel good story. A couple of weeks ago, Joe and Jan Miller took Sonora, our four and a half year old … Continue reading →

Hoots, Howls, and Hollers This is one of those strange times of year.  I don’t want to keep harping on the heat, but it was beginning to cause unpredictable issues.  Here’s the deal. We have lots of babies that are … Continue reading →

Although the animals Liberty works with never get a day off, HHH and TW@L are observing the Labor Day holiday with a break. See you all next week with a new update.

Hoots, Howls, and Hollers Record highs, record high lows, extensive heat warnings, most continuous days over 110, and let’s not forget the haboob….what a summer!  For the most part we humans can hunker down in our air conditioning…cars, malls, homes, … Continue reading →

Hoots, Howls, and Hollers by guest blogger, Andrea Sobotka Liberty Wildlife Soars into the Social Media World! In a world that has been shrunk to the touch of a smart phone screen by the genius of the internet, Social Media … Continue reading →

Hoots, Howls, and Hollers Every so often we get in an animal that’s uniqueness sends me to the books.  We don’t get many yellow billed cuckoos and never in my memory have we gotten a baby.  What sent me to … Continue reading →

Hoots, Howls, and Hollers We plug along, doing what we do as well as we can do it….with integrity, perseverance and dedication.  We ready animals for release back into the wild whenever possible.  The magical moment when we let an … Continue reading →

Hoots, Howls, and Hollers I recently read a review of a controversial book, Weeds, In Defense of Nature’s Most Unloved Plants, by nature writer, Richard Mabey.  My biologist and conservation friends should start getting uneasy about now.  It made me ask … Continue reading →