- I plan to interview Judy (I don"t know her last name) from Wild Wings of California in San Dimas. It's the closest place and person that does wildlife rehabilitation full time. It looks and sounds so interesting there; they specialize in birds and raptors.
- So what draws your rehabilitation interest to birds? How/when did you notice that being an wildlife rehabilitator was what you wanted to do? What were you doing before becoming a wildlife rehabilitator? What part of wildlife rehabilitation do you find the most difficult/challenging/taxing? What was becoming a wildlife rehabilitator like, especially bird rehabilitation because that's what you need the most permits for?
The questions will not be necessarily in that order.
This blog assignment was so interesting, I didn't know there was a local bird center! I thought I'd have to drive to Palm Desert for the closest interviewee!
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