Sally Litterick

Canadian Nature Nerd, Fungi Hunter, Hiking Enthusiast, Beach Bum, Photographer & Animal Lover. Crazy for Bumble Bees!! #futuregryphon

[Sally Litterick @sallyswillow]

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[Sally Litterick @sallyswillow]

@johnpavlovitz Praying for you John. May you be enveloped in God's presence, strengthened by His might, and may His healing power settle down on every cell of your being. You have helped me so much and brought a lot of light to my soul.

[LondonPublicLibrary @londonlibrary]

Pick up a free Every Child Matters🧡poster and buttons from any #LdnOnt Library location.

Learn more here: https://t.co/l5SDCjomPb

[Sally Litterick @sallyswillow]

Loretta J. Ross: Don't call people out -- call them in https://t.co/NhvW5ArEHB

[Sally Litterick @sallyswillow]

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[Salthaven Wildlife @salthaven_org]

At #Salthaven we try to provide tailor-made treatment to our wildlife patients. Like humans, each is unique with their own set of needs.
3 of us were finally able to get a leg splint on this Canada goose for example, even if the patient was ornery, again, like humans! #ldnont

[Salthaven Wildlife @salthaven_org]

Since #Salthaven's beginnings 17 years ago, we have treated 11,000+ wild animals & mentored 1,200+ volunteers in wildlife rehabilitation. That’s a lot of 2 & 4-legged creatures!

To all our supporters, thank you for coming on our journey. We appreciate you! #ldnont #gratitude

[Salthaven Wildlife @salthaven_org]

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We recently released 2 of the 5 opossums we've been raising this year.
Opossums are great for our environment eating just about anything including snails, rodents, fruit & they love deer ticks, devouring 4,000 in one season! #Salthaven #ldnont #opossum

[Salthaven Wildlife @salthaven_org]

This Belted Kingfisher was admitted to #Salthaven after flying into a window however she healed quickly & within 48 hours was released.

DYK, fossils of this species dating back 600,000 years have been unearthed in several U.S. states! #ldnont @BirdFriendlyLdn

[Wildlife Preservation Canada @WPCWild911]

First mottled duskywing released @PineryProvPark! Go #teambutterfly!

[Salthaven Wildlife @salthaven_org]

Let’s get the week started on the right foot! We call this juvenile red-tailed hawk our miracle patient. She continues to improve, the scab on her head has healed & feathers are starting to grow. Some days, she even shows us her playful side. #Salthaven #ldnont #MondayVibes

[Wildlife Preservation Canada @WPCWild911]

WPC hosts a seminar on bee diversity with renowned wild bee expert Dr. Laurence Packer - WAY more than just honey bees & bumble bees! https://t.co/PW9s6yL1bj via @YouTube

[PineryPP @PineryProvPark]

A Black Bear has been reported in the Pinery area. In most cases bears will avoid humans, but they are very attracted by food and food scents. Read more about how to keep your campsite bear-free: https://t.co/LgJBG011Xa

[Salthaven Wildlife @salthaven_org]

This turkey vulture was hit by a car and is recuperating well at #Salthaven.
These resilient birds play an incredibly important role in maintaining a healthy ecosystem.
By eating dead animals, they help prevent diseases from spreading to humans & animals. #ldnont

[CTV London @CTVLondon]

London Mayor Ed Holder delivers a message to Muslim residents: 'This is as much your city as it is mine.'​ https://t.co/I90900vk1S

[London Free Press @LFPress]

They were a family. A Canadian family. A Forest City family. Columnist @JaneatLFPress says Londoners need to focus themselves on grieving the lives of the Afzaal family and supporting their Muslim neighbours and friends: https://t.co/jrf4y3Kdyf #ldnont

[Sally Litterick @sallyswillow]

Newborn ducks wander through school in annual tradition https://t.co/DkEWpjz3wJ

[Salthaven Wildlife @salthaven_org]

5 red squirrels were found orphaned in a residential air vent. They came to #Salthaven when they were just a couple of weeks old, thin & dehydrated. We took over the role of mom and were able to release them this week, all strong, healthy & ready to explore. #ldnont

[Sally Litterick @sallyswillow]

An article I wrote for Ontario Parks
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