City Wildlife

@DCCityWildlife

Washington DC's first-ever Wildlife Rehabilitation Center. We are dedicated to the preservation of Washington's wild animals.

Washington, DC, USA
citywildlife.org
Joined May 2011
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  1. Aug 17

    Osprey update:

  2. Aug 12

    7 opossums rescued from their deceased mother's pouch thrive at CW:

    1 retweet 4 likes
  3. Aug 8

    Night Heron update:

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  5. Aug 5

    Helping Local Turtles: Not A Hard Shell!

    1 retweet 1 like
  6. Jul 26

    Screech Owl injured by cat update:

  7. Jul 19

    Latest blog featuring a Black- crowned Night Heron:

  8. Jul 18

    Orphaned squirrels update:

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  9. Jul 13

    Learn about Tree Swallow behavior, habitat, and more in our free online bird guide:

    96 retweets 171 likes
  10. Jul 12

    Our monthly Wildlife Center Classroom Series is tomorrow!

    3 retweets 4 likes
  11. Jul 11

    Birds are belting songs out at never-before-heard frequencies to beat urban noise.

    117 retweets 144 likes
  12. Jul 9

    Learn about Eastern Bluebird behavior, habitat, and more in our free online bird guide:

    65 retweets 116 likes
  13. Jul 9

    For some birds, drinking while flying is more efficient.

    83 retweets 153 likes
  14. Jul 7

    A baby duck was rescued by and ! They will be @ TLS tomorrow!

    3 retweets 7 likes
  15. Jul 7

    U.S. Wood Thrush populations have declined by more than 60%, but people are taking action:

    47 retweets 116 likes
  16. Jul 7

    The fecal sac is a remarkable adaptation found in nesting songbirds.

    7 retweets 16 likes
  17. Jul 7

    are great fish nurseries! check out this baby catfish found in the tidal mudflats of

    7 retweets 13 likes
  18. Jul 8

    Opossum release:

    1 like
  19. Jul 6

    Why garden wire is bad for birds:

  20. Jul 5

    For fireflies, “light is the language of love”

    276 retweets 515 likes
  21. Jul 5

    "Reptiles have scales. Birds have feathers. Mammals have hair. How did we get them?" Find out from !

    3 retweets 6 likes

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