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There are three very graphic
photos on this page. These photos may not be suitable for all
audiences. Parents and sensitive individuals are strongly
cautioned. Bear in mind, however, that this bird was found
and brought to us in time to be treated successfully for these
injuries.
Often, it is not obvious how or where a bird has been injured.
This is an example of the kind of damage feathers can hide.
1. Fresh wounds on a cat-attacked
Yellow-Rumped Warbler
2. Healing wounds on a
cat-attacked Yellow-Rumped Warbler
3. Healed wounds on a
cat-attacked Yellow-Rumped Warbler
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