Our exhibit holds two sanderlings, a male and a female. The male comes to us from a former exhibit and can fly very well.
The female was found in the winter of 2007 on a beach on Long Island. Vets in New York discovered severe fractures of her radius and ulna and successfully rehabilitated her, although she can not fly. She therefore has found a permanent home in our exhibit. You can tell her apart from the male because of her slightly droopy right wing.
-Kate
Exhibit Galleries Blog
5/6/09
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