Critter Cam 2

You are watching Eaglet Cam! Two young Bald Eaglet siblings were admitted to the Center from a destroyed nest in Virginia Beach. Check out the stories of #20-0744 and #20-0803. These two young birds are housed with adult female Bald Eagle #20-0172, who was admitted in March from Gloucester County. In mid-May, two more young eaglets joined the family! 

You are watching Owlet Cam, featuring the Center's non-releasable surrogate dad, Papa G'Ho, and two young owlets, #20-0154 and #20-0437.  This family is housed in one of the Center's largest flight pens. The owlets will remain in our care until they are old enough to be on their own in the wild in the fall. 

Or ... you're watching Cub Cam! These Black Bear cubs are currently housed in the Center's Large Mammal Isolation enclosure. This sheltered outdoor enclosure has two sides -- check Critter Cam #3 to see if we're showing both sides of the enclosure. The cubs will be moved to the Black Bear Complex this summer, when they are weaned from formula and large enough to move. 

Founded in 1982, the Wildlife Center of Virginia has provided quality health care, often on an emergency basis, to more than 80,000 sick, injured, and orphaned wild animals. As a non-profit organization, the Center relies on the generosity of caring individuals.

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