This course is suitable for all wildlife rehabilitators and vet clinics looking to learn more about the identification, developmental stages, feeding, rehabilitation and release of the baby bird species seen in Perth WA. Learn how to liaise with the public and when human intervention is required.

Topics:
* Reasons for admission
* Initial care (temperature, rehydration and fluids, weights, stress reduction)
* Stages of development
* Atricial vs. precocial species
* Identification of different species
* Setting up the enclosure (nests, hides, perches, bowls and browse)
* Feeding plans for each species
* Imprinting, weaning, pre-release and release
* How to care for eggs

This course is of particular relevance to Kanyana and other wildlife volunteers who wish to enhance their knowledge, as well as vet nurses who frequently need to speak to the public about baby birds during breeding season.

There are no pre-requisites for this course.

Sessions run for four (4) hours and are usually held on Saturday mornings.

Kanyana Wildlife Administration Hall
120 Gilchrist Road, Lesmurdie WA 6076