Wednesday, September 11, 2013
Thursday, August 29, 2013
Their bags are packed and they are ready to go....
Wings of Wonder is holding a raptor release of three young Eastern Screech Owls and this time with an extra special touch – three people will be given the opportunity to do the actual release. The event is Thursday evening, Aug. 29, and is being hosted at The Little Traverse Inn (149 E. Harbor Hwy) in Maple City. Live music by Celtic band Swallowtail and dinner specials at the Inn. For a minimum $20 donation, enter a name into the release contest with the drawing at 8 p.m. Winners will be outfitted with handling gloves to hold an owl for photos before the eventual release.
Monday, June 17, 2013
You are invited to a bald eagle release!
When: Saturday, July 6th, 2013
Where: Eagle's Meadow, located 7 miles east of Empire, south side of M-72
When: 10am. We highly suggest you arrive before 9:30am to secure your space
Please share this invitation with your friends, family and colleagues. Everyone is welcome to attend this truly special event.
Friday, April 19, 2013
Jonah's fundraising success
Jonah's fundraising success stories:
Jonah was first introduced to me through a letter that he had sent to Wings of Wonder 3 years ago, when he was 7 years old. Here is the letter:
(This is what the letter said: "Dear Wings of Wonder, I got this money from letting people pet my dog for $1.00. P.S. I do not want Wings of Wonder to run out of money. signed Jonah.)
Now that Jonah is 10 years old, he decided to organize another fundraiser...this one to take place at Books-a-Million in Traverse City. Jonah created all the press releases, posters, handbills and even did a presentation at his school. He talked a buddy into helping him pass out Wings of Wonder brochures, bumper stickers and to collect donations during the day of the fundraiser.
In addition to the donations collected at the bookstore, a number of folks chose to donate directly to Wings of Wonder. I had posted a note to our membership that over a 14 day period all donations collected would be applied towards Jonah's fundraising efforts.
Jonah was first introduced to me through a letter that he had sent to Wings of Wonder 3 years ago, when he was 7 years old. Here is the letter:
(This is what the letter said: "Dear Wings of Wonder, I got this money from letting people pet my dog for $1.00. P.S. I do not want Wings of Wonder to run out of money. signed Jonah.)
Now that Jonah is 10 years old, he decided to organize another fundraiser...this one to take place at Books-a-Million in Traverse City. Jonah created all the press releases, posters, handbills and even did a presentation at his school. He talked a buddy into helping him pass out Wings of Wonder brochures, bumper stickers and to collect donations during the day of the fundraiser.
In addition to the donations collected at the bookstore, a number of folks chose to donate directly to Wings of Wonder. I had posted a note to our membership that over a 14 day period all donations collected would be applied towards Jonah's fundraising efforts.
The final tally is now in....Jonah raised $810.00 for Wings of Wonder!
Jonah is a huge inspiration to all of us...proving that one person can make a difference!
He reminds us all to be the change we want to see in this world.
Saturday, March 23, 2013
The power of One
Jonah is clearly demonstrating, through his actions, that one person can be the change he wants to see in this world.
http://record-eagle.com/local/x1533633267/Boy-10-raises-money-for-endangered-birds
http://record-eagle.com/local/x1533633267/Boy-10-raises-money-for-endangered-birds
Friday, March 22, 2013
Golda and the new egg
In celebration of the first day of spring, 2013, Golda has laid an egg, the first one of the season.
She tucked it into a corner, snuggled into a "nest" of dried leaves. She seems quite proud and even curious about this egg, yet has absolutely no intentions of incubating it. When I entered her aviary, bringing breakfast, she vocalized and chattered at me, an alert about the egg in the corner.
She was not bothered as I approached the egg, nor did she display any territorial behavior. In fact, her gentle chittering was more reflective of wanting to share this moment with me and an acceptance of my presence.
Of course it helps to win her over when I arrive bearing a nice big piece of rabbit meat!
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