If you are unable to view this e-mail, go here. Every year, like clockwork, thousand of birds funnel down from all over North America and settle for the winter in a remote corner of southeast Arizona called Sulphur Springs Valley. And every year, like clockwork, come countless bird enthusiasts reveling in the sight of so many species gathered in one place, while hoping to spot that one elusive bird to add to their life list. Welcome to the 2008 Hawk Stalk! Save the date – your personal invitation should be on its way soon for Liberty Wildlife’s annual event, Wishes for Wildlife, a night we promise you won’t forget. Liberty is asking you to consider participating in this year’s dinner and auction event by sponsoring a table, allowing you and nine of your co-workers, family members and friends to attend the benefit with you. Donations of silent and live-auction items are always a tremendous help and are necessary in raising money to treat injured and orphaned native wildlife, something Liberty Wildlife has been providing the state of Arizona for over twenty-six years. We thank you for supporting Liberty Wildlife by participating in this wonderful event, a fund-raiser the organization relies on to operate throughout the year. The staff, volunteers and our wonderful wildlife ambassadors hope to see you on May 3! For information regarding table sponsorship or donations, please contact Peggy Cole at (480) 998-5284. Let’s face it, bats are totally cool! I know a lot of folks are deathly afraid of these small flighted mammals, but for the most part, they are not only harmless, but absolutely essential for continued life on this planet as we know it. Click here to find out more. Liberty volunteer Anne Peyton named Conservation Artist of the Month When she’s not creating artwork, Arizona artist Anne Peyton can be found volunteering at Liberty Wildlife Rehabilitation Foundation, working with non-releasable birds of prey and other animals that have become part of Liberty Wildlife’s education program. Click here for more about Anne Peyton. Contact Us | Terms of Use  ©2003 - 2008 Liberty Wildlife Rehabilitation Foundation To make sure you continue receiving our newsletters (and that they don't go to your bulk or junk folders), please add naturenews@libertywildlife.org to your e-mail address book. Please remove me from this e-mail list.