Sulphur Creek Nature Center is a wildlife education and rehabilitation facility whose mission is to promote the conservation of local environmental resources by fostering an appreciation and understanding of the animals in the world around us, and encouraging peaceful coexistence between people and native wildlife by serving as a community resource for wildlife issues.
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The animals of Sulphur Creek Nature Center will make a special appearance on January 25th at PhotoCentral Gallery in Hayward. For more info check www.incredibletravelphotos.com
The animals of Sulphur Creek Nature Center will make a special appearance on January 25th at PhotoCentral Gallery in Hayward. For more info check www.incredibletravelphotos.com
"Boris" Great-horned owl
Bubo virginianus
Boris, came to Sulphur Creek in November 1985. She, originally believed to be a male, was found walking in a backyard with a broken wing which had already healed improperly from a past injury. She was an adult at the time of her injury and became a resident as without the use of her wing, she would not be able to fly or find food. She is kept company by another female Great-horned owl in a large outside enclosure.
Bubo virginianus
Boris, came to Sulphur Creek in November 1985. She, originally believed to be a male, was found walking in a backyard with a broken wing which had already healed improperly from a past injury. She was an adult at the time of her injury and became a resident as without the use of her wing, she would not be able to fly or find food. She is kept company by another female Great-horned owl in a large outside enclosure.
"Boris" Great-horned owl
Bubo virginianus
Boris, came to Sulphur Creek in November 1985. She, originally believed to be a male, was found walking in a backyard with a broken wing which had already healed improperly from a past injury. She was an adult at the time of her injury and became a resident as without the use of her wing, she would not be able to fly or find food. She is kept company by another female Great-horned owl in a large outside enclosure.
Bubo virginianus
Boris, came to Sulphur Creek in November 1985. She, originally believed to be a male, was found walking in a backyard with a broken wing which had already healed improperly from a past injury. She was an adult at the time of her injury and became a resident as without the use of her wing, she would not be able to fly or find food. She is kept company by another female Great-horned owl in a large outside enclosure.
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