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Afternoon thunderstorms are commonplace during summers in Florida. Sometimes the resulting winds blow down nests built in trees, leaving baby animals born in springtime without a home and often orphaned. It’s a situation which can be heartbreaking to watch and make residents feel hopeless or uncertain about helping.
Dorothy Kaufmann with Amelia the injured bald eagle. Kaufmann with Barnum the Eagle visiting with families during a public event. It’s feeding time for the pelicans at the Wildlife Sanctaury of Northwest Florida. A baby coon finds a cozy spot in a tree.
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