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Part 2 from yesterday. Click photo if you’re not sure what animal.

This is a chuck-will's-widow (Antrostomus carolinensis) that we have at the rehab! This one lost a wing so it can't be released. If we can acclimate it to humans, it will likely become an ambassador bird (don't quote me on that, though). They're a nocturnal species and they catch food while flying, so they have a HUGE mouth and an almost sort of hissing sound that is very startling at first but very fun once you get used to it.

I just thought it was a cool bird and wanted to share.

Part 1 from yesterday. Click photo if you’re not sure what animal.

There are three baby fawns at the home where I volunteer for Austin Area Wildlife Rehabilitation. The video only shows one being fully fed, but I thought you guys would enjoy it.

Last one for now! Some baby raccoons that were let out (well, in the bathroom) for some play time. I had some fun making them purr... lol