She arrived in 2012 (red morph). Found in Marlton, NJ, she suffered from a left wing fracture due to an impact injury. Her flight is too impaired to be released and she can only get about 3 feet off the ground. She is also an Education Team member.

Hatched and arrived in 2016 (gray morph). She suffers from almost complete vision loss (cause unknown) due to her being found on a road from an impact of a car. Her name means “sight/seeing” Arabic. She is also an Education Team member.

Clementine arrived in December 2021 from Pittsgrove, NJ, after being hit by a car. After our state & federally licensed Wildlife Rehabilitators evaluated and performed a series of flight tests with her over the course of several months, they noted there was significant head trauma resulted from the impact which led to altered mentation and limited vision. Both of these permanent injuries inhibit her ability to hunt and survive on her own in the wild.

Clementine will remain off public display and works with the Cedar Run Education Team as an Education Wildlife Ambassador.

She arrived at our Wildlife Rehabilitation Hospital in early 2020 after an impact injury with a vehicle. After spending several months with us, she was deemed non-releasable due to impaired vision and mentation which resulted from her head trauma.

He hatched and arrived in 2010. Found on the ground below his nest as a fledgling, Hoo-dini suffered a fractured left wing. The wing never recovered and he joined our Education Team where he gained his name after “escaping” from his equipment during training.

She arrived in 2012 (age unknown). Found in Haddonfield, NJ, after a vehicle impact, she was left with a permanently injured left wing and has little to no use of that wing. Athena had her right eye removed due to increased pressure and discomfort. Athena, named for the Greek goddess of wisdom, is an Education Team member and can occasionally be seen at programming.