Last month’s Belmont Chronicle included a nice story about WASR volunteer, Mary Walsh, on page 4. Click on the link below to read the article online: https://online.fliphtml5.com/wzwsh/syif/?fbclid=IwAR0lE4GE6TmfJKB5v94v-2hiCgLvtDsA-zXjadKjaqFNKmwaRSJ_vW1I-SQ#p=1
Tagged as: Pelicans
Milly Monger
Teamwork and another healthy pelican released! Thanks to Native ARC Inc. for rehabilitating this sick pelican in their excellent facilities. WASR volunteers Louise and Halina rescued the bird, Sharon liaised with Native ARC and visited daily to offer her pelican rehab tips and Elishia helped with the release. The pelican
Knifed pelican evades rescue by wildlife experts on WA’s south coast
Article on ABC website https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-01-23/knifed-pelican-evades-capture-on-wa-south-coast/9354242
Mandurah pelican saved from fish hook lodged near eye
Article in Mandurah Mail https://www.mandurahmail.com.au/story/4161477/mandurah-pelican-saved-from-fish-hook-lodged-near-eye/
Autumn 2016
Easter is traditionally a very busy time for entanglements and this year is no different. Our volunteers have been busy rescuing cormorants, darters, pelicans and the occasional swan with fish hooks and line around them. We have also had some sporadic cases of botulism mainly in pelicans. These cases always
Pelican Rescue
Pelican Rescue article in CREEC Newsletter Autumn 2015.
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