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SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – About two months in the past, the Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network was experiencing a pelican pandemic, with over 200 brown pelicans falling in poor health throughout the central coast. After rescuing and remedy, 12 of the pelicans had been released back into the wild on Friday.
“Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network noticed big inflow of pelicans in May, we had over 260 come to our middle and we’re lastly seeing them released after weeks of rehabilitation,” mentioned Arianna Katovich, government director of the Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network. “They have undoubtedly stabilized in care with plenty of fish and hydration they usually’re flying they usually’re able to go.”
Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network (SBWCN) workers released the birds at Butterfly Beach in Montecito on Friday afternoon, and 10 birds had been released final weekend.
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