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­ Acknowledgments

My thanks and gratitude to Pete Bloom for sharing the wonderful world of raptor research –along
with his passion for the natural history of everything – with me so long ago. My parents and sister
for loving their strange little bird girl despite my tunnel vision, and my dear family for their love
and support as I continue to dedicate my life to eagles and all wild birds. My thoughts are of the
thousands of birds that have passed through my hands over the past 50 years; it has been my honor
to know each one.

­ Sources­of Products­Mentioned

Carnivore Care: Oxbow Animal Health, 11 902 South 150th Street, Omaha, NE 68138, (800)
249‐0366, info@oxbowanimalhealth.com.
Emeraid IC Carnivore Diet: Lafeber Company, 24981 N 1400 East Road, Cornell, IL 61319, (800)
842‐6445, https://lafeber.com, for international inquiries, please call +1–815–466–8040.
Feeding Tongs: Trans American Medical, 7633 W. 100th Place, Bridgeview, IL 60455, (708)
430‐7777.
Nekton‐Calcium‐Plus and Nekton‐Biotic‐Bird: Nekton USA, 600 F Street, Arcata, CA 95521, (707)
822‐2417, www.nekton.net.
Red Rubber Catheter/French Silicone Catheters and 60 ml Catheter Tip Syringes: Vitality Medical,
7910 South 3500 East Suite C, Salt Lake City, Utah 84 121, (800) 397‐5899, https://www.
vitalitymedical.com/guides/urinary/catheter‐product‐comparison‐and‐sizing‐guide.
Stainless Steel Feeding Tubes and Luer Lock Syringes: Veterinary Specialty Products, 10 504 W
79th St, Overland Park, KS 66214, (913) 268‐3108, www.vetspecialtyproducts.com.

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