Cam in the Classroom Ms. Stokes s Sixth Grade Summer School Class J.T. Henley Middle School Rockfish Gap Turnpike, Crozet, VA

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Cam in the Classroom Ms. Stokes s Sixth Grade Summer School Class J.T. Henley Middle School Rockfish Gap Turnpike, Crozet, VA Tuesday, July 7, 2015 Tori would like to know if the eaglets are flying yet and how old they have to be to fly? Some of our eaglets are flying, but are not experts. It takes lots of practice to become good, strong flyers. They usually take their first flight around nine to ten weeks old. We currently have six hatch-year birds (meaning they hatched this year) Koa would like to know what the oldest animal at the WCV is? Well the oldest known bird is our education American Crow, Jaz! Ms. Stokes s Sixth Grade Summer School Class Page 1

She is 23 years old! Jeremy would like to know what the worst injury or most unusual animal is that has been admitted? Oh that is a tough question. We've seen all sorts of heartbreaking injuries or illnesses such as broken shells, lead poisoning, hit by car, and more. But the most unusual patient or memorable for me was a Purple Gallinule! This bird is so cool! It looks like it walked through a rainbow! Purple Gallinule Kenny would like to know what type of reptiles have been treated? oh wow! That is a beautiful bird! Ms. Stokes s Sixth Grade Summer School Class Page 2

We treat all sorts of turtles and the occasional lizard. We also treat snakes, but only non-venomous species. We even once got in an American Alligator, but that was VERY unusual! We are outside the American Alligator's normal range. Felicity wants to know what made you interested in working for the WCV? What is your favorite animal? I have always loved wildlife and wanted to learn as much as I could as a child. I loved watching National Geographic and Discovery Channel shows and would check out animal books at the library. I think animals are fascinating and we need to protect these beautiful and amazing creatures! My favorite native Virginian animal would probably be a Red Fox or Bobcat along with American Kestrels like Edie! Marlon wants to know what type of animal was the very first animal that was treated at the WCV? Ms. Stokes s Sixth Grade Summer School Class Page 3

It was a Red-tailed Hawk. It unfortunately non-reasonable and became the Center's first education ambassador. He was named RT! Mitchell would like to know how much/what the bear cubs eat? Alivia wants to know how many animals are at the wildlife center now? The cubs eat a LOT of food. They eat fish, dry dog food, bird seed, all sorts of fruits and vegetables, and insects! We currently are treating about 140 patients! Cristian wants to know if any animals have ever escaped? We picked the perfect animal for adoption then ;) Zoe wants to know if you have any deer right now? We have had a few escapes. Sometimes deer fawn get out or a few feisty songbirds. We've had a few rascally Bears find a way out of the first fence, but didn't make it out of the perimeter fence. Wildlife can be tricky to handle sometimes. And yes we do have lots of deer fawn here at the Center. We don't treat adult deer since it is dangerous, stressful for the deer, and illegal to rehabilitate adult deer in the state of Virginia. many of the fawns that are hear are the result of fawn-napping! Mother deer leave their fawns alone all day long and people find them thinking they have been abandoned. But really mom will come back and has just gone out for a bite to eat. Ms. Stokes s Sixth Grade Summer School Class Page 4

White-tailed Deer fawn Here is something to help you out in case you find one and are not sure if it needs help! The fawn is adorable! We've had quite a few discussions about fawn-napping:) Ms. Stokes s Sixth Grade Summer School Class Page 5

Alexis would like to know if animals get cancer and if so, do you treat them? We have seen some animals have are suspects of cancer. We can remove masses or tumors but aren't really set up to do radiation treatments. Jenna would like to know who came up with the idea of creating the WCV? Corey would like to know what bald eaglets eat? Dr. Stuart Porter and Mr. Ed Clark were the leaders in creating the Wildlife Center of Virginia. And Bald Eagles eat fish, carrion, and mammals as well as birds. Ms. Stokes s Sixth Grade Summer School Class Page 6

Comment From Anna Abounader What is the biggest bird you have treated? Probably a Golden Eagle or a Trumpeter Swan! That is great information, thank you! Comment From Guest thank you Comment From Guest thank you You are so welcome! Comment From cody thank you My pleasure! The class says, "THANK YOU!!" They can not wait to visit on Friday and learn more about the WCV and the animals. I look forward to having you here. Ms. Stokes s Sixth Grade Summer School Class Page 7