WILD OWLS/BIRDS RESCUED 2007
18.1.07 Kimbolton Called out to Tawny Owl  found dead in hedge and had been dead for about three days.
21.1.07 Worcester Male Tawny Owl bought into rescue centre. Had infection in mouth - treated with antibiotics. When ready couple who found it came to collected it and then released it to own territory 28.1.07
21.1.07 Finlay Snowy Owl Following email and telephone call captive bred bird delivered from Kent to Membury services where it was collected by Rescue Centre. As no longer able to look after him. He will now live at Rescue Centre for rest of his life
27.1.07 Quartz  Barn Owl Captive bred licensed bird 9/10mths old came from Forest of Dean. Owner unable to keep Owl due to change of job. Quartz will now stay at Rescue Centre for rest of life.  Returned to owner when he returned to this country
24.2.07 Goshawk rescued from beside the  A49 Hereford to Ross Road found with  wire around its wing. It had been reported to another Rescue group earlier in the week but they had failed to attend it. Wire remove gently from wing, checked it over and released it.
20.3.07 Much Cowin  Tawny Owl in a chimney- checked over released to the wild
23.3.07 Little Owl trapped in green house kept it for a few days to recover then returned to kingstone and set free on 28.3.07
25.3.07 Onen - buzzard trapped in baler twine release back to wild
30.3.07 Ireland by telephone Barn Owl. Advice given over phone was fed and kept overnight then released back to wild next day
1.4.07 Pentombe Tawny Owl  broken leg finally release ok on 4th June
20.4.07 Wormbridge Tawny owl with broken wing dead
21.4.07 Kilpeck Church Barn Owl both wings broken rescued 6.55am died 11 am
27.4.07 Yazor - Little Owl caught in binder twine checked over and set free
8.5.07 Broadoak Barn Owl caught in old chimney –had to climb up inside chimney – rescued checked then released  back to wild
9.5.07 Stourport Tawny Owl chick rescued from middle of field but it died
10.5.07 Nottingham by telephone  3 baby barn owls had been found advice given -suggested take them to local vet and ask if any local rescue centre nearby to give them a new home
14.5.07 Letton Baby Tawny Owl ringed bird no longer wanted! Handed into someone only 4 weeks old now staying at rescue centre
15.5.07 Baby Tawny Owl ringed bird, 4 weeks old, obviously sibling of day before bird -  found  on front door steps of rescue centre in cardboard box staying at rescue centre
16.5.07 Found Ross on Wye side of A40 Little Owl handed into vet lost an eye and vet handed over to rescue centre now staying at centre
16.5.07 Ross on Wye Barn Owl captive bred bird 16yrs old handed into vets no longer wanted handed over by Vets to rescue centre
22.5.07 Whitney on Wye Tawny Owl up a chimney-  released to wild
27.5.07 Kold Castle Church PandyTawny Owl chick about 10 days old now staying
28.5.07 Derbyshire by telephone  Tawny Owl chick told them what to do and now getting on ok
11.6.07 Romania by email (via rescue centre volunteers)  Long Eared Owl baby had been rescue but advice was needed . Help given and now owl happily survived and making good progress. Now advice being given on the building of an aviary.
17.06.07 Whitchurch Tawny Owl bad eye, very weak taken in recovered then  released back to wild
18.6.07 Hay on Wye Tawny Owl female caught in hawthorn hedge. She lost couple of tail feathers but was ok so released back to wild
28.6.07 Pye Corner Bassaleg Tawny Owl  trapped in bailer twine, rescued checked over released
28.6.07 New Radnor  Tawny Owl  trapped in bailer netting rescued checked over released
29.6.07 Worcester Little Owl found in a wood, worse for wear, allowed time to recover then returned to own area and released to the wild
1.7.07 Bishops Castle Police station Tawny Owl had head injures found 3pm and died 8pm
8.7.07 Knighton Kestrel caught in hedge released to wild
10.7 Hereford Belmont vets Barn Owl captive bred but ring had been removed in bad way leg damaged so being looked after permanently at centre
17.7.07 Cusop Tawny Owl caught in pea netting broken feather but ok released to wild.