Ibis did not deter the squirrel. She succeeded in carrying the red and white garment about halfway up the tree before it became snagged on a piece of bark. Whenever the fabric caught on the tree, the squirrel would crawl down into the suit , causing it to move and bulge from within as if someone were trying to put it on. This motion continued until the squirrel pulled the garment away from the bark. The core of our black vulture family at the sanctuary is a handsome group of seven who are permanent residents.
Vultures are quite gregarious.
You often see them playing pick-up sticks, playfully grasping twigs in their beaks and chasing each other until everyone has finally had a chance to enter into the fun. The emu drew closer. Suddenly, the emu was standing right in the middle of the largest group of black vultures he had ever seen. It wasn't long before the emu, too, was playing pick-up sticks. LYNN CUNY, Executive Director of WRR, was born. in San Antonio, Texas, the youngest of six, and began her rescue work at the age of three by saving the lives of earthworms after a hard rain.