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While doing some casual birding this afternoon at Golden Ponds in
Longmont, CO, I noticed a lone Double-crested Cormorant hanging out
amongst the geese that appeared to have an injured left wing and most
likely cannot fly. I am asking for advice what to do. Isn't there a
rehabilitation center that takes in injured cormorants? Also of
interest was a female Wood Duck.
Tony Wilk
Longmont
Mike Blatchley
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Nov 23, 2009, 4:00:03 PM11/23/09
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Tony,
Greenwood Wildlife Rehab Center (in Longmont) has tended to DC Cormorants. But I don't think they have the resources to retrieve the injured animals from the field, instead relying on people to bring them in. Their phone is 303-545-5849.