February 18, 2022 By guest blogger and photographer Elaine Mathis Did you know songbirds are the most common Carolina Wildlife Center patient? In 2021 the Center gave 2,022 of these little serenaders a second chance. Songbirds are all around us bringing joy to those who take time to pay attention. Birdwatching is an uncomplicated hobby. […]
Great Backyard Bird Count
Join birdwatchers of all ages in the Great Backyard Bird Count February 18-21, 2022.
Melrose Heights neighbors adopt a family of owls as their “mascots”
Baby Barred Owl in Melrose Heights From The State
Hundreds of animals are in need of care in the Midlands
Animals in Need of Care – WLTX
Carolina Wildlife Center featured on Palmetto Scene
Learning to live with wildlife can sometimes be challenging – but it doesn’t have to be. Each animal has a role to play on this earth, and Carolina Wildlife is helping animals in need to get back to their natural habitat, while educating the public about why our balance with nature is so important.
RESCUE ADVICE
RESCUE ADVICE Best practices and FAQs for dealing with animals in crisis. Learn More
