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3400 Wildlife Preservation - South Bay Rehabilitation Wildlife EventNEW BUSINESS CONSIDERATION OF A RECOMMENDATION OF THE WILDLIFE PRESERVATION COMMI1 1> E TO HOST A WILDLIFE REHABILITATION EVENT. Acting City Manager Jenkins presented the staff report providing background regarding the Wildlife Preservation Committee's recommendation to host a Wildlife Event on November 20, 2006 and their request for funding in the amount of $500 to the South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation to conduct the event for Rolling Hills residents. Councilmember Pernell moved that the City Council approve the recommendation of the Wildlife Preservation Committee to host a Wildlife Rehabilitation event on November 20, 2006 and authorize funds in the amount of $500 to the South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation to conduct this event. Councilmember Heinsheimer seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. NEW BUSINESS CONSIDERATION OF A RECOMMENDATION OF THE WILDLIFE PRESERVATION COMMITTEE TO HOST A WILDLIFE REHABILITATION EVENT. Acting City Manager Jenkins presented the staff report providing background regarding the Wildlife Preservation Committee's recommendation to host a Wildlife Event on November 30, 2006 and their request for funding in the amount of .$500 to the South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation to conduct the event for Rolling Hills residents. Councilmember Pernell moved that the City Council approve the recommendation of the Wildlife Preservation Committee to host a Wildlife Rehabilitation event on November 20, 2006 and authorize funds in the amount of $500 to the South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation to conduct this event. Councilmember Heinsheimer seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. CONSIDERATION OF A RECOMMENDATION OF THE WILDLIFE PRESERVATION COMMITTEE TO HOST A WILDLIFE REHABILITATION EVENT. Mayor Heinsheimer announced the item and hearing no discussion, called for a motion. Councilmember Lay moved that the City Council approved the recommendation of the Wildlife Preservation Committee to host a Wildlife Rehabilitation Event and authorize an honorarium between $350 and $400 to the South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation Organization to conduct this community event. Councilmember Hill seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. Minutes City Council Agenda 04/26/04 -2- RECEIVED FEB 2 4 2010 City of Rolling Hills By February 21, 2010 City of Rolling Hills 2 Portuguese Bend Rd Rolling Hills CA 90274 Thank you for your donation of $500.00 to SBWR. Many wild critters will benefit from your kindness! Your donation will help support South Bay Wildlife Rehab's expenses for food, ancillary supplies, and services that are needed for our wildlife rehabilitation efforts and our wildlife and environmental education presentations. South Bay Wildlife Rehab handles over 1300 wild birds and small mammals, answers many thousands of phone calls, and sees over 30,000 children and adults at our wildlife presentations annually. These numbers increase each year. We are an all -volunteer organization. Donations from nice people like you help us to continue our efforts on behalf of wildlife in need. We really appreciate your support! Your donation is tax-deductible as we are a non-profit corporation (Tax ID #330587769). You may learn more about us by visiting us online at www.SBWR.org. You may also contact us at the numbers below. Please let us know if you need our help in the future. Sincerely, Alin C. Lynch Director, i. 't. South Bay Wildlife Rehab 26363 Silver Spur Road • Rancho Palos Verdes, California 90275 Phone: (310) 378-9921 • Fax (310) 378-0969 • SBWildlifeRehab@aol.com • www.SBWR.org 6 Cry `e ll,.y JW1, INCORPORATED JANUARY 24, 1957 NO. 2 PORTUGUESE BEND ROAD ROLLING HILLS, CALIF. 90274 (310) 377.1521 FAX: (310) 377-7288 January 12, 2010 Ms. Ann Lynch, Director South Bay Wildlife Rehab 26363 Silver Spur Road Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275 Dear Ms. Lynch: At its meeting of January 11, 2010, the Rolling Hills City Council approved a Birds of Prey presentation to be conducted by South Bay Wildlife Rehab on Monday, May 17, 2010 at 6:30 p.m. The presentation will be at City Hall, 2 Portuguese Bend Road and for their services, the City will provide South Bay Wildlife Rehab compensation in the amount of $500. Please forward to us an invoice. If you should have any questions or need anything further, please feel free to call me at 310-377-1521. City Manager AD:hl 01-12-10BirdsofPreyLynch.doc cc: James Walker, Finance Director Roger Sommer Steve Shultz Printed on Recycled Paper TO: FROM: SUBJECT: eiree#1 ROteigf 4"c€€4 INCORPORATED JANUARY 24, 1957 NO. 2 PORTUGUESE BEND ROAD ROLLING HILLS, CA 90274 (310) 377-1521 FAX (310) 377-7288 Agenda Item No: 3-E Mtg. Date: 01/11/10 HONORABLE. MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL ANTON DAHLERBRUCH, CITY MANAGER CONSIDERATION OF A REQUEST FOR A BIRDS OF . PREY PRESENTATION BY THE SOUTH.. BAY WILDLIFE REHAB ORGANIZATION ON MAY 17, 2010 . . DATE: JANUARY 11, 2010 BACKGROUD Over the years, the City has hosted a presentation on Birds of Prey for residents, which includes displays of live birds and information relating to wildlife rehabilitation. The presentation, which is provided by the South Bay Wildlife Rehab Organization, is held in the City Council Chambers. Staff has contacted the South Bay Wildlife Rehab representative Anne Lynch. According to Ms. Lynch, South Bay Wildlife Rehab representatives are available on the evening of Monday, May 17, 2010 at 6:30 pm to conduct an event. Staff will provide appropriate refreshments. Staff will prepare articles for the Citywide Newsletter advertising this event. Ms. Lynch requests that the South Bay Wildlife Rehab be provided a minimum of $250 to conduct this event. In 2007, the City provided $500 to South Bay Wildlife Rehab Center and it is proposed the City match this amount for the 2010 presentation. Funds are available in the budget. RECOMMENDATION It is recommended that members of the City Council approve this request or provide appropriate direction to staff. . AD 01-11-10 Birds of Prey - sta.doc 2008. Year End Report SERVING LOS ANGELES COUNTY AND PARTS OF ORANGE, RIVERSIDE AND SAN BERNADINO COUNTY FOR OVER 30 YEARS SBWR 2008 STATISTICS Species Total Intake* Adjusted Intake** Released Transferred Pending_ Euthanized Died Release Rate••• Ravens 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 100% Doves 44 44 21 0 ' 0 10 13 48% Pigeons 91 91 39 1 3 31 20 43% All Hummingbirds 360 360 272 0 0 47 41 76% Song Birds 328 326 166 0 2 21 139 51% All Hawks 334 315 213 0 28 59 71 68% All Falcons 78 70 59 7 4 3 12 84% Other BOP 5 4 1 0 1 0 3 25% Owls 48 49 39 0 1 5 7 80% Other 2 2 0 1 0 1 0 0% Total Birds 1292 1263 812 9 39 177 306 64% Brush Rabbit 2 2 0 0 0 0 2 0% Eastern Fox Squirrel 21 21 11 0 0 4 6 52% Raccoon 42 73 52 0 17 1 3 71% Norway Rat 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0% Virginia Opossum 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 0% Total Mammals 68 99 63 2 17 5 12 64% Hawks Broad -winged Hawk 1 1 1 Cooper's Hawk 168 166 88 0 9 39 39 ' 53% Red -shouldered Hawk 20 20 6 0 1 5 9 30% Red-tailed Hawk 141 152 117 0 17 14 21 77% Sharp -shinned Hawk 4 4 2 0 1 1 2 50% Total Hawks 334 343 213 0 28 59 71 62% Falcons American Kestrel 72 77 58 6 2 3 10 75% Merlin 3 3 0 1 0 0 2 0% Peregrine Falcon 3 3 1 0 2 0 0 33% Total Falcons 78 81 59 7 4 3 12 73% Owls Barn Owl 23 26 20 0 0 2 4 77% Burrowing Owl 5 5 3 0 0 2 0 60% Great Homed Owl 12 12 8 0 1 1 3 67% Western Screech Owl 8 8 8 0 0 0 0 100% Total Owls 48 51 39 0 1 5 7 76% Hummingbirds Allen's Hummingbird 187 187 146 0 0 20 21 78% Anna's Hummingbird 141 141 100 0 0 24 17 71% Black -chinned Hummingbird 28 28 23 0 0 2 3 82% Broad -tailed Hummingbird 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0% Rufous Hummingbird 3 3 3 0 0 0 0 100% Total Hummingbirds 360 360 272 0 0 47 41 76% Northern Harrier 1 1 1 0% Osprey 3 3 1 1 1 33% TV 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0% Total Other BOP 5 5 1 0 1 0 3, 20% Total BOP 465 476 311 7 33 67 91 65% Total Birds Released Total BOP Released Relocates American Kestrel Cooper's Hawk Red-tailed Hawk Total Relocate 812 312 47 36 4 1 1 5 77% 58 44 0 2 0 12 76% 58 45 0 10 0 3 78% 163 125 4 13 1 20 77% NOTES: • Total Intake = Actual Amount w/2008 Intake Numbers •• Adjusted Intake = Actual 2008 Intake + 2007 Pending - 2008 Pending:Resolutions are also adjusted for 2007 Intakes released in 2008 ••• Release Rate is based on Adjusted Intake and Release numbers. Pie charts following are based on 2008 numbers only and include Pending / _ I I I Intake by Species Owls 4% Other BOP 0% • All Falcons 6% All Hawks 25% • • Other 0% Song Birds 26% Ravens 0% Doves 3% Pigeons 7% All Hummingbirds 29% Died 42% Euthanized 6% Song Birds Pending 1% Transferred 0% Released 51% All Birds Died Euthanized 13% Pending ' 3% Transferred 1% Released 60% Died 14% Euthanized 4% Pending 5% Transferred 8% Falcons Hummingbirds Released 69% Died 11% Euthanized 13% Pending 0% Transferred 0% Released 76% Pigeons Died 21% Euthanized 33% Pending 3% Released 42% Transferred 1% @egie Died 0% Euthanized 0% Pending 67% . Released 33% Transferred 0% Ws by Species Sharp -shinned Hawk 1% Red-tailed Hawk 42% Red -shouldered • Hawk 6% Broad -winged Hawk 0% Cooper's Hawk 51% 12% , Euthanized 8% Pending 10% Transferred 0% Released 70% Slay Species Western Screech Owl 17% Great Homed Owl 25% Burrowing Owl 10% Barn Owl 48% kitten Sceecle Released 100% tyre Died 60% Released 20% Euthanized 0% Transferred 0% Pending 20% TV 20% tmr9 G Osprey 60% Northern Harrier 20% Hummingbirds by Species Broad -tailed Hummingbird Rufous 0% Hummingbird Black -chinned 1% Hummingbird 8% Anna's Hummingbird 39% Allen's Hummingbird 52% Anna's Hummingbirds Died 12%1 Euthanized 17% Transferred 0% Pending_/ Released 71% 0% Black -chinned Hummingbirds Euthanized 7% Transferred 0% Pending 0% Died 11% Released 82% Rufous Hummingbirds • Released 100% • Cooper Hawk Relocates Euthanized 0% Pending 3% Transferred 0% Died 21% Released 76% Red-tailed Hawk Relocates Died 5% Euthanized 0% Pending 17% Transferred 0% Released 78% American Kestrel Relocates Euthanized 2% Pending 2% Transferred 9% Died 11% Released 76% 41% of total AK, CoHa and RTH intakes were relocates. 62% of AK's were relocates; 35% of CoHa's were relocates and 38% of RTH's were relocates. N Ca 1400 1200 1000 800 600 400 200 0 htake By Species C • a) C -• > 0 13 CO> 0 Of O Q ) ¢ E 2 fi r a) O ■ 2005 O 2006 ■ 2007 ■ 2008 Hams 250 200 u 150 "4 100 50 Pe\ee� a\ecea �c a`c� o`tiea Qe Rfroa i ■ 2005 0 2006 ■ 2007 112008 - . Intake by Month Dec Nov Oct Sept Aug July Jun May Apr Mar Feb Jan • ME 0 100 200 ❑ Hawks 0 Falcons ■ Owls Songbirds ® Hummingbirds 0 Doves/Pigeons 300 Dec Nov Oct Sept Aug July June May Apr Mar Feb Jan Falcon Intake by Month 0 10 20 30 40 O Kestrel O Merlin O Peregrine Dec Nov Oct Sept Aug July June} Maya Apr Mar Feb Jan 0 Hawk Intake by Month 1 d7 10 20 30 40 50 O RTH ■ RSH O Coopers Nov Sept July May Mar Jan Owl Intake by Month -0 .1 I -I -r" r1 -r, I _ br. _ 1 _ 14. a r , 1T.. i 0 10 O GHO I7 BO O WSO O Burrowing 15 Intake by Month Dec Nov Oct Sept Aug July Jun May Apr Mar Feb Jan 0 --1 100 200 ❑ Hawks 0 Falcons IN Owls Songbirds • Hummingbirds 0 Doves/Pigeons f 300 Falcon Intake by Month Dec I Nov 4 Oct Sept Aug July 1 June May - Apr 0 Mar m Feb 1 Jan O r, r. r . P 10 20 30 40 O Kestrel I] Merlin O Peregrine Dec Nov Oct Sept Aug July June May Apr Mar Feb Jan Owl Intake by Month O r Nov —• 1--� 1 Sept July I}� -- - - t May I Mariet -111 Jan D r 10 15 OGHO ®BO OWSO OBurrowing JAN 0 4 2007 CITY OF ROLLING HILLS By City of Rolling Hills 2 Portuguese Bend Rd Rolling Hills CA 90274 January 3, 2007 Thank you for your donation of $500.00 to SBWR. Many wild critters will benefit from your kindness! Last year South Bay Wildlife Rehab's expenses for food, ancillary supplies, and services, for wildlife rehabilitation and wildlife educational presentations, exceeded $35,000. We handle over 1100 wild birds and mammals, answer over 14,000 phone calls, and see over 30,000 children and adults at our wildlife presentations. These numbers increase each year. Donations from nice people like you help us to continue our efforts on behalf of wildlife in need. We really appreciate your support! Your donation is tax-deductible as we are a non-profit corporation (Tax ID #330587769). You may learn more about us by visiting us online at www.SBWR.org. Please let us know if you need our help in the future. Sincerely, Ann C. Lynch Director South Bay Wildlife Rehab 26363 Silver Spur Road • Rancho Palos Verdes, California 90275 Phone: (310) 378-9921 • Fax (310) 378-0969 • SBWildlifeRehab@aol.com • www.SBWR.org Cry `l?if„q JUL INCORPORATED JANUARY 24, 1957 NO. 2 PORTUGUESE BEND ROAD ROLLING HILLS, CALIF. 90274 (310) 377-1521 FAX: (310) 377-7288 E-mail: cityofrh@aol.com MEMORANDUM TO: WILDLIFE PRESERVATION COMMITTEE MEMBERS FROM: MARILYN KERN, DEPUTY CITY CLERK SUBJECT: WILDLIFE PRESERVATION COMMITTEE WILDLIFE REHAB ORGANIZATION EVENT DATE: OCTOBER 10, 2006 At the regular City Council meeting held on Monday, October 9, 2006, the City Council considered the attached staff report and approved the recommendation of the Committee to host a Wildlife Rehabilitation Event (Birds of Prey) at City Hall. As we previously reported to you, we will schedule this event to occur at 6:30 p.m. just after the regular Committee meeting at 6:00 p.m. on Monday, November 20. We have attached a draft flyer and we will begin to advertise this event in the next Citywide Newsletter, which will be mailed to residents on October 18. Please let us know if you have any questions. Thank you for your cooperation. MLK:me 10-10-06wpc-mere-doc cc: City Council Anne Lynch South Bay Wildlife Rehab /. Printed on Recycled Paper. TO: FROM: SUBJECT: Cry o/ leo fP..,S JUL 00 INCORPORATED JANUARY 24, 1957 NO. 2 PORTUGUESE BEND ROAD ROLLING HILLS, CALIF. 90274 (310) 377-1521 FAX: (310) 377-7288 E-mail: cityofrh@aol.com Agenda Item No: 8-A Mtg. Date: 10-09-06 HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL CITY ATTORNEY MIKE JENKINS CONSIDERATION OF A RECOMMENDATION OF THE WILDLIFE PRESERVATION COMMITTEE TO HOST A WILDLIFE REHABILITATION EVENT. DATE: OCTOBER 9, 2006 BACKGROUND In the past, the Wildlife Preservation Committee has hosted Wildlife Rehabilitation Events, which include displays of live birds and information relating to wildlife rehabilitation from the South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation Organization. At the meeting of the Wildlife Preservation Committee held Monday, September 18, 2006, Committee Members recommended hosting another such event on the evening of Monday, November 20, 2006. Staff has contacted representatives of the South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation Organization and they are available to conduct this event on November 20. In the past, the Wildlife Preservation Committee has recommended that the City Council authorize an honorarium to the South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation Organization to conduct this community event. The South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation Organization is requesting an honorarium of $500.00 to conduct this event. Currently, there is $1,000 in the FY 2006-07 Budget for Wildlife Preservation Committee sponsored events and activities. RECOMMENDATION It is recommended that members of the City Council approve this request as presented and direct staff to proceed. CRN:mlk 10-09-06wpceven t-sta.doc ®Printed on Flecvcicd P ipei. A. / \f/ \I� \/. V/ \!/ \i/ \i/ ► V/ \i/ ► \i/ ► \I/ ► \/ The City of Rolling Hills Wildlife Preservation Committee in cooperation with South Bay Wildlife Rehab present a NATIVE WILDLIFE PROGRAM ON BIRDS OF PREY AND OTHER BIRDS Monday, November 20th, 6:30-8:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers at City Hall 2 Portuguese Bend Road ► /\ �i\ /I` /\ SEE LIVE BIRDS. OF PREY! �i\ LEARN ABOUT THEIR BEHAVIOR /\ and HABITAT! /\ LEARN ABOUT /;\ SOUTH BAY WILDLIFE REHAB! Bring the entire family! Refreshments will be served! If you have any questions, please call City Hall at 310-377-1521 i!\ We look forward to seeing you! ,� IS •. Cep o/ leo PP 9 Jl,FP N INCORPORATED JANUARY 24, 1957 NO. 2 PORTUGUESE BEND ROAD ROLLING HILLS, CALIF. 90274 (310) 377-1521 FAX: (310) 377-7288 E-mail: cityofrh@aol.com September 19, 2006 Ms. Ann Dalkey Science Director Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy P. 0. Box 3427 Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA 90274 Dear Ms. Dalkey: Thank you taking time out of your valuable schedule to attend the meeting of the Rolling Hills Wildlife Preservation Committee on September 18th. We appreciate learning about the efforts of the Conservancy to survey local wildlife and habitat. Please keep up the good work. We look forward to learning about the results of your studies. Thank you again for your presentation. Sincerely, Roger Sommer Chairman Wildlife Preservation Committee RS:mlk 09-19-06dn1key-1tr.doc cc: City Council Wildlife Preservation Committee Members ®Pririted on Recycled I aoei. SID e1, 0, ie0ii INCORPORATED JANUARY 24, 1957 NO. 2 PORTUGUESE BEND ROAD ROLLING HILLS, CALIF. 90274 (310) 377-1521 FAX: (310) 377-7288 E-mail: cityofrh@aol.com MEMORANDUM TO: WILDLIFE PRESERVATION COMMITTEE MEMBERS FROM: CRAIG R. NEALIS, CITY MANAGER SUBJECT: WILDLIFE PRESERVATION COMMITTEE WILDLIFE REHAB ORGANIZATION EVENT DATE: SEPTEMBER 25, 2006 We have determined that the South Bay Rehab is able to provide a Wildlife Rehabilitation event (Birds of Prey) just after the next meeting of the Wildlife Preservation Committee scheduled for Monday, November 20. We will schedule this event to occur at 6:30 p.m. just after the regular Committee meeting at 6:00 p.m. We will present this event for formal consideration by the City Council on October 9. Updates will follow. Thank you for your cooperation. Please let me know if you have any questions. CRN:mlk 09-25-06wpc-mere-doc Printed on Recycled Paper. TO: FROM: SUBJECT: City oMo PP.nS Jhff. INCORPORATED JANUARY 24, 1957 NO. 2 PORTUGUESE BEND ROAD ROLLING HILLS, CALIF. 90274 (310) 377-1521 FAX: (310) 377.7288 E-mail: cityofrh@aol.com Agenda Item No: 8-A Mtg. Date: 10-09-06 HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL CITY ATTORNEY MIKE JENKINS CONSIDERATION OF A RECOMMENDATION OF THE WILDLIFE PRESERVATION COMMITTEE TO HOST A WILDLIFE REHABILITATION EVENT. DATE: OCTOBER 9, 2006 BACKGROUND In the past, the Wildlife Preservation Committee has hosted Wildlife Rehabilitation Events, which include displays of live birds and information relating to wildlife rehabilitation from the South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation Organization. At the meeting of the Wildlife Preservation Committee held Monday, September 18, 2006, Committee Members recommended hosting another such event on the evening of Monday, November 20, 2006. Staff has contacted representatives of the South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation Organization and they are available to conduct this event on November 20. In the past, the Wildlife Preservation Committee has recommended that the City Council authorize an honorarium to the South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation Organization to conduct this community event. The South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation Organization is requesting an honorarium of $500.00 to conduct this event. Currently, there is $1,000 in the FY 2006-07 Budget for Wildlife Preservation Committee sponsored events and activities. RECOMMENDATION It is recommended that members of the City Council approve this request as presented and direct staff to proceed. CRN:mlk 10-09-06w pceven t-sta.doc ®Printed on Recycled Paper. ELI INCORPORATED JANUARY 24, 1957 THOMAS F. HEINSHEIMER Mayor GODFREY PERNELL, D.D.S. Mayor Pro Tem DR. JAMES BLACK Councilmember FRANK E. HILL Councilmember B. ALLEN LAY Councilmember June 23, 2004 Ms. Ann Lynch, Director South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation 26363 Silver Spur Road Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275 NO. 2 PORTUGUESE BEND ROAD ROLLING HILLS, CALIF. 90274 (310) 377.1521 FAX: (310) 377-7288 E-mail: cityofrh@aol.com Dear Ms. Lynch: Thank you for your presentation at Rolling Hills City Hall last night. It was very well received by those in attendance. As promised, please find a check in the amount of $400.00 for South Bay Wildlife Rehab's participation. Thank you again for all your help. Sincerely, Craig R. Nealis City Manager CRN: mlk 06-22-0421ynch.ltr cc: Nan Huang, Finance Director ®I'nril e•rl or; Rocvcled 1"Hpei 4 .:and z..w _ -14 7W 0,14 if. iYi 11C J'17')ui 44.41-71434 •1 7. - UNION BANK OR C RNIA NUMBER 16738 507 Silver Spur Rolling Hills, Califor CITY OF ROLLII .LS 2 PORTUGUESE BEND RC ROLLING HILLS, CA 90274 ********************** PAY TO THE ORDER OF 16-496-6/1220 0732002175 Four Hundred and 00/100 S Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation 2.6363 Silver Spur Rd R. P. V., CA 90275 ********************** AMOUNT AUTHORIZE SIGNATURE 11°01,673811°.o:L220004961::0732002L7511° CITY OF ROLLING HILLS S Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation s51 INVOICE NO GROSS AMT 6/21/04 400.00 Audited and approved for payment : CITY OF ROLLING HILLS DISCOUNT. 0.00 S Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation s51 INVOICE NO GROSS AMT 6/21/04 400.00 Audited and approved for payment : DISCOUNT 0.00 NUMBER May 24 04 NET 400.00 16738 400.00 NUMBER May 24 04 NET 400.00 16738 400.00 C Safeguard LITHO USA SI SI I GK>SOUy R 001) M02SF024746 C14, afieo lPn9 Jl,PP INCORPORATED JANUARY 24, 1957 NO. 2 PORTUGUESE BEND ROAD ROLLING HILLS, CALIF. 90274 (310) 377.1521 FAX: (310) 377.7288 E-mail: cityofrh@aol.com MEMORANDUM TO: NAN HUANG, FINANCE DIRECTOR FROM: CRAIG NEALIS, CITY MANAGER SUBJECT: AUTHORIZATION FOR CHECK FOR SOUTH BAY WILDLIFE REHAB DATE: MAY 18, 2004 Attached to this memorandum is the staff report that was approved by the City Council permitting the Rolling Hills Wildlife Preservation Committee to host a Native Bird Seminar to be conducted by. the South Bay Wildlife Rehab organization. At the 5/17/04 meeting of the Wildlife Preservation Committee, Committee Members elected to provide the honorarium of $400 to the South Bay Wildlife Rehab. Please prepare a $400 check payable to the South Bay Wildlife Rehab for this event. I will provide this check to the Rehab representatives on 6/21/04. Thank you for your cooperation. Please let me know if you have any questions. CRN:mlk 05-18-04rehnbcheck.mem ®Pratt rcl Orr Rocvclrt(j I'.] C,r, effinv "IA NO. 2 PORTUGUESE BEND ROAD ROLLING HILLS. CALIF. 90274 1310) 377-1521 FAX: 1310) 377.7288 E•ma.1: Utyohhtu aol.com Agenda Item No: 12-B Mtg. Date: 4-26-04 TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL FROM: CRAIG R. NEALIS, CITY MANAGER SUBJECT: CONSIDERATION OF A RECOMMENDATION OF THE WILDLIFE PRESERVATION COMMITTEE TO HOST A WILDLIFE REHABILITATION EVENT. DATE: APRIL 26, 2004 BACKGROUND In the past, the Wildlife Preservation Committee has hosted Wildlife Rehabilitation Events, which include displays of live birds and information relating to wildlife rehabilitation from the South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation Organization. At the regular meeting of the Wildlife Preservation Committee held Monday, April 19, 2004, Committee Members approved the attached staff report recommending that the City Council authorize an honorarium between $350 and $400 to the South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation Organization to conduct this community event on the evening of b•londay, June 21 in the City Council Chambers. Currently, there is $1,000 in the FY 2003-04 Municipal Budget for Wildlife Preservation Committee sponsored events and activities. RECOMMENDATION It is recommended that members of the City Council consider this request of the Wildlife Preservation Committee and provide appropriate direction to staff. CRN:mlk O4 -26-0-f arpcc1'c;t7.5fa ' City ofi2PfnaJl,P?, INCORPORATED JANUARY 24, 1957 NO. 2 PORTUGUESE BEND ROAD ROLLING HILLS, CALIF. 90274 (310) 377-1521 FAX: (310) 377-7288 E-mail: cityofrh@aol.com Agenda Item No: 4.4c Mtg. Date: 05/17/04 TO: HONORABLE CHAIR AND MEMBERS OF THE WILDLIFE PRESERVATION COMMITTEE. FROM: CRAIG R. NEALIS, CITY MANAGER SUBJECT: JUNE 21, 2004 SOUTH BAY WILDLIFE REHABILITATION EVENT DATE: MAY 17, 2004 Members of the Rolling Hills City Council approved the attached staff report at their regular meeting held Monday, April 26, 2004. Staff has confirmed the participation of the South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation, Organization. The event is scheduled for 6:00 p.m. on Monday, June 21s1. Staff will provide appropriate refreshments. Staff will prepare articles for the Citywide Newsletter advertising this event. The Committee should discuss the preparation of posters for the RHCA Gates and determine the appropriate level of funding for South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation for this event. RECOMMENDATION It is recommended that members of the Wildlife Preservation Committee receive and file this report or provide additional information to staff. CRN:mlk 05-17-04wpccven t . s t a @Prn tied or R(c:v;kd Pape., C(1/! 0 /O//tZg J/(fLS .NCCT.:.C.1<.-T D .,.;r:i..Ai-e. 1,!;; 1yf7 NO. 2 PORTUGUESE BEND ROAD ROLLING HILLS. CALIF. 90274 (310) 377.1521 FAX: (310) 377.7288 E-mail: cilyolrh@aol.com Agenda Item No: 12-B Mtg. Date: 4-26-04 TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL FROM: CRAIG R. NEALIS, CITY MANAGER SUBJECT: CONSIDERATION OF A RECOMMENDATION OF THE WILDLIFE PRESERVATION COMMITTEE TO HOST A WILDLIFE REHABILITATION EVENT. DATE: APRIL 26, 2004 BACKGROUND In the past, the Wildlife Preservation Committee has hosted Wildlife Rehabilitation Events, which include displays of live birds and information relating to wildlife rehabilitation from the South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation Organization. At the regular meeting of the Wildlife Preservation Committee held Monday, April 19, 2004, Committee Members approved the attached staff report recommending that the City Council authorize an honorarium between $350 and $400 to the South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation Organization to conduct this community event on the evening of Monday, June 21 in the City Council Chambers. Currently, there is $1,000 in the FY 2003-04 Municipal Budget for Wildlife Preservation Committee sponsored events and activities. RECOMMENDATION It is recommended that members of the City Council consider this request of the Wildlife Preservation Committee and provide appropriate direction to staff. CRN:mlk 0.4-26-0-fuvccvcnt.sta City 0/led/inv. _AM ;NCC;.WCP.=. c_ .J.L., jL.ii; t1, 1'75 NO. 2 PORTUGUESE BEND ROAD ROLLING HILLS, CALIF. 90274 (310) 377.1521 FAX: (310) 377.7288 Email: cityolrh@aol.com Agenda Item No: 4.4(c) Mtg. Date:04/19/04 TO: HONORABLE CHAIR AND MEMBERS OF THE WILDLIFE PRESERVATION COMMITTEE FROM: CRAIG R. NEALIS, CITY MANAGER SUBJECT: SOUTH BAY REHABILITATION WILDLIFE EVENT DATE: APRIL 19, 2004 BACKGROUND At the regular meeting of the Wildlife Preservation Committee held Monday, March 15, 2004, staff was directed to include consideration of a "Wildlife Rehabilitation Event" on this evening's agenda. Previously, the Committee has sponsored these events which include displays of wildlife and presentation of information by the South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation organization in the City Council Chambers. Staff contacted Committee Member Steve Shultz regarding this subject. In turn, staff was contacted by South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation representative Anne Lynch. According to Ms. Lynch, South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation representatives are available on the evenings of Monday, June 21 or Monday, July 19 to conduct an event. Ms. Lynch requests that the South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation be provided an honorarium of between $350 - $400 to conduct this event. RECOMMENDATION It is recommended that members of the Wildlife Preservation Committee discuss this subject and consider making a recommendation to the City Council. CRN:mlk 04-19-04u'perzrrnf.sta ® Pro dprl Ur r ! i! •ryr.lr:ri I':r vd TO: FROM: SUBJECT: Ci,y .MAnS _fa INCORPORATED JANUARY 24, 1957 NO. 2 PORTUGUESE BEND ROAD ROLLING HILLS, CALIF. 90274 (310) 377-1521 FAX: (310) 377-7288 E-mail: cityotrh@aol.com Agenda Item No: 12-B Mtg. Date: 4-26-04 HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL CRAIG R. NEALIS, CITY MANAGER CONSIDERATION OF A RECOMMENDATION OF THE WILDLIFE PRESERVATION COMMITTEE TO HOST A WILDLIFE REHABILITATION EVENT. DATE: APRIL 26, 2004 BACKGROUND In the past, the Wildlife Preservation Committee has hosted Wildlife Rehabilitation Events, which include displays of live birds and information relating to wildlife rehabilitation from the South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation Organization. At the regular meeting of the Wildlife Preservation Committee held Monday, April 19, 2004,- Committee Members approved the attached staff report recommending that the City Council authorize an honorarium between $350 and $400 to the South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation Organization to conduct this community event on the evening of Monday, June 21 in the City Council Chambers. Currently, there is $1,000 in the FY 2003-04 Municipal Budget for Wildlife Preservation Committee sponsored events and activities. RECOMMENDATION It is recommended that members of the City Council consider this request of the Wildlife Preservation Committee and provide appropriate direction to staff. CRN:mlk 04-26-04wpceaen 1. sta ® Pn,;led or, Recycled Pape, Ciiy off !??1,.g INCORPORATED JANUARY 24, 1957 NO. 2 PORTUGUESE BEND ROAD ROLLING HILLS. CALIF. 90274 (310) 377-1521 FAX: (310) 377.7288 E-mail: cityotrh@aol.com Agenda Item No: 4.4(c) Mtg. Date: 04/19/04 TO: HONORABLE CHAIR AND MEMBERS OF THE WILDLIFE PRESERVATION COMMITTEE FROM: CRAIG R. NEALIS, CITY MANAGER SUBJECT: SOUTH BAY REHABILITATION WILDLIFE EVENT DATE: APRIL 19, 2004 BACKGROUND At the regular meeting of the Wildlife Preservation Committee held Monday, March 15, 2004, staff was directed to include consideration of a "Wildlife Rehabilitation Event" on .. this evening's agenda. Previously, the Committee has sponsored these events which include displays of wildlife and presentation of information by the South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation organization in the City Council Chambers. Staff contacted Committee Member Steve Shultz regarding this subject. In turn, staff was contacted by South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation representative Anne Lynch. According to Ms. Lynch, South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation representatives are available on the evenings of Monday, June 21 or Monday, July 19 to conduct an event. Ms. Lynch requests that the South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation be provided an honorarium of between $350 - $400 to conduct this event. RECOMMENDATION It is recommended that members of the Wildlife Preservation Committee discuss this subject and consider making a recommendation to the City Council. CRN:mlk 04-19-04wpceven t.sta ®Printer) or liecVr:Iwri f':gv,:r Cuy o/R0fA �ae� INCORPORATED JANUARY 24, 1957 NO. 2 PORTUGUESE BEND ROAD ROLLING HILLS, CALIF. 90274 (310) 377-1521 FAX: (310) 377-7288 E-mail: cityofrh@aol.com Agenda Item No: 4.4(c) Mtg. Date: 04/19/04 TO: HONORABLE CHAIR AND MEMBERS OF THE WILDLIFE PRESERVATION COMMITTEE FROM: CRAIG R. NEALIS, CITY MANAGER SUBJECT: SOUTH BAY REHABILITATION WILDLIFE EVENT DATE: APRIL 19, 2004 BACKGROUND At the regular meeting of the Wildlife Preservation Committee held Monday, March 15, 2004, staff was directed to include consideration of a "Wildlife Rehabilitation Event" on this evening's agenda. Previously, the Committee has sponsored these events which include displays of wildlife and presentation of information by the South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation organization in the City Council Chambers. Staff contacted Committee Member Steve Shultz regarding this subject. In turn, staff was contacted by South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation representative Anne Lynch. According to Ms. Lynch, South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation representatives are available on the evenings of Monday, June 21 or Monday, July 19 to conduct an event. Ms: Lynch requests that the South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation be provided an honorarium of between $350 - $400 to conduct this event. RECOMMENDATION It is recommended that members of the Wildlife Preservation Committee discuss this subject and consider making a recommendation to the City Council. CRN:mlk 04-19-04 wpceven t. sta 0_) ®Pririted On Recycled Paper Monday, March 4, 2013 7:07 AM Subject: FW: Year-end data 2-12 Date: Monday, March 4, 2013 7:07 AM From: Anton Dahlerbruch <adahlerbruch@cityofrh.net> PRIVATE For the,City Council's information, the information attached is provided by Steve Shultz. Ton AntorfDahlerbruch City Manager City of Rolling Hills 2 Portuguese Bend Road Rolling Hills, CA 90274 310.377.1521 www.rolling-hills.org This is a transmission from the City of Rolling Hills. The information contained in this email pertains to City business and is intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom it is addressed. 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Page 1 of 1 2012 Year End Report SERVING LOS ANGELES COUNTY AND PARTS OF ORANGE, RIVERSIDE AND SAN BERNADINO COUNTY FOR OVER 30 YEARS SBWR 2012 STATISTICS Species Total Intake• Adjusted Intake** Released Transferred Pending Euthanized Died DOA Release Rate*" All Hummingbirds 440 440 290 0 0 59 72 19 66% Song Birds 490 488 250 8 2 37 187 6 51% All Hawks 348 327 201 1 21 75 53 3 61% All Falcons 119 117 98 1 2 8 12 1 84% All Owls 119 108 85 4 11 10 9 0 79% Other 9 9 4 3 0 1 1 0 44% Total Birds 1525 1489 928 17 36 190 334 29 62% Hawks Cooper's Hawk 150 147 59 0 5 54 31 3 40% Red -shouldered Hawk 15 13 8 1 2 1 3 0 62% Red-tailed Hawk 178 168 133 0 14 18 17 0 79% Sharp -shinned Hawk 5 5 1 0 0 2 2 0 20% Total Hawks 348 333 201 1 21 75 53 3 60% Falcons American Kestrel 116 117 98 0 2 8 10 1 84% Merlin 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0% Peregrine Falcon 2 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 0% Total Falcons 119 120 98 1 2 8 12 1 82% Owls Barn Owl 64 62 53 1 2 6 1 0 85% Burrowing Owl 13 6 5 0 7 1 0 0 83% Great Horned Owl 27 26 16 3 2 2 5 0 62% Western Screech Owl 15 15 11 0 0 1 3 0 73% Total Owls 119 109 85 4 11 10 9 0 78% Hummingbirds Allen's Hummingbird 259 259 177 0 0 ' 30 46 6 68% Anna's Hummingbird 162 162 100 0 0 27 22 13 62% Black -chinned Hummingbird 18 18 13 0 0 1 4 0 72% Rufous Hummingbird 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0% Total Hummingbirds 440 440 290 0 0 59 72 19 66% Total BOP 586 562 384 6 34 93 74 4 68% Total Birds Released Total BOP Released Depredation American Kestrel Cooper's Hawk Red-tailed Hawk Red -shouldered Hawk Barn Owl Burrowing Owl Turkey Vulture Great -horned Owl Total Depredation NOTES: 928 384 Total R T P E D DOA Release Rate 72 70 0 0 1 1 0 97% 31 25 0 0 0 6 0 81% 104 100 0 0 0 4 0 96% 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 100% 34 33 0 0 0 1 0 97% 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 100% 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 100% 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 100% 250 237 0 0 1 12 0 95% • Total Intake = Actual Amount w/2012 Intake Numbers •* Adjusted Intake = Actual 2012 Intake - 2012 Pending + 2011 birds resolved in 2012 •" Release Rate is based on Adjusted Intake and Release numbers. Pie charts following are based on 2012 numbers only and include Pending Page 1 of 1 COMBINED INTAKE DATA Intake by Species All Owls 8% All Falcons 8% All Hawks 23% Other 0% All Hummingbirds 28% Song Birds 32% Died 22% Euthanized 12% Pending 2% All Birds DOA 2% Transferred 1% Released 61% Died 12% Euthanized 16% Pending 6% Transferred 1% BOP DOA 1% Released 64% COMBINED INTAKE DATA Hummingbirds Died 16% Euthanized 14% DOA 4% Released Pending 66% 0% Transferred 0% BIRDS OF PREY Peregrine DOA 0% Died 50% Euthanized 0% Pending 0% Released 0% Transferred 7 50% BIRDS OF PREY Hawks by Species Sharp -shinned Hawk 2% Red-tailed Hawk 50% Red - shouldered Hawk 4% Cooper's Hawk 44% Red -shouldered Hawk Euthanized 7% Pending 13% Transferred 7% Released 53% BIRDS OF PREY Burrowing Owls DOA Died Euthanized 0% 0% 8% Released 38% Pending Transferred 54% 0% Great Horned Owls DOA Died 0% 18% Euthanized 7% Pending 7% Transferred 11% Released 57% BIRDS OF PREY Western Screech Owl DOA Died 20% Euthanized 7% Pending 0% Transferred 0% 0% Released 73% HUMMINGBIRDS Hummingbirds by Species Black -chinned Hummingbird 4% Anna's Hummingbird 37% Rufous Hummingbird 0% Allen's Hummingbird 59% Anna's Hummingbirds Died 13% Euthanized 17% Transferred 0% DOA 8% Pending 0% Released 62% Euthanized 12% Pending 0% Allen's Hummingbirds Died 18% Transferred 0% DOA 2% Released 68% Black -chinned Hummingbirds Died 22% Euthanized 6% Transferred 0% DOA 0% Pending - 0% Released 72% DEPREDATION All Depredation Turkey Vulture Burrowing Owl 1% 1% Bam Owl 14% Red -shouldered Hawk 1% Red-tailed Hawk 42% Great -homed Owl 0% merican Kestrel 29% Coopers Hawk 12% Cooper Hawk Depredation Died 19% Euthanized 0% Pending 0% Transferred 0% Released 81% For all depredation species combined the depredation birds 62% of all American Kestrel's were depredation birds 21 % of all Cooper's Hawks were depredation birds 58% of all Red-tailed Hawk's were depredation birds 13% of all Red -shouldered Hawk's were depredation birds Red-tailed Hawk Depredation Euthanized 0% Pending 0% Transferred 0% Died 4% Released 96% American Kestrel Depredation Euthanized 2% Pending 0% Transferred 0% Died 1% Released 97% acccounted for 46% of the combined total intake for those species. 53% of all Barn Owl's were depredation birds 23% of all Burrowing Owl's were depredation birds 4% of all Great Horned Owl's were depredation birds 75% of Turkey Vultures were depredation birds Comparison by Year 0 ✓ 0 Intake By Species 1800 1600 1400 1200 1000 800 600 - 400 2000 A Ai ribah 4 puivi ��`p� 5oco, •J cis 0l. to ,so ■ 2005 02006 ■ 2007 ■ 2008 ■ 2009 a 2010 ■ 2011 o 2012 BOP 350 300 250 N O 200 E6 0 150 100 50 0 ma O` Q- •c�o Q Q,o� OP O ■ 112005 02006 ■ 2007 ■ 2008 ■ 2009 ■ 2010 ■ 2011 0 2012 0 0 350 300 250 200 150 100 50 0 Hummingbirds a. P O`6 QO a gyma � °A ,eb Q-0�0 • a° Q0o <<e° .4 ■ 2005 0 20 06 ■ 2007 112008 ■ 2009 02010 ■ 2011 02012 0 250 200 150 100 50 0 Hawks eO` a a a a �00�ym Jvtr ■ 2005 02006 112007 112008 ■ 2009 ■ 2010 ■ 2011 02012 Comparison by Year 120 100 80 N m 60 0 ft 40 20 0 Owls Rat h a a a a 0�0e0� 5k0� 0ca a�`,�0 • 06 dr ■ 2005 02006 ■ 2007 ■ 2008 •12009 ■ 2010 ■ 2011 02012 120 100 80 N v 60 ft 40 20 0 Falcons o,1' .0dr a a 0 a 0\0,t, oy�`0�� • QO�a`C a•�0 ■ 2005 02006 • 2007 ■ 2008 ■ 2009 O 2010 ■ 2011 O 2012 INTAKE BY MONTH Dec Nov Oct Sept Aug 1 July June May Apr Mar Feb Jan 0 Falcon Intake by Month 7-7 10 20 .'.-r", -- 1 - -- 30 40 50 60 ['Kestrel ['Merlin ['Peregrine Dec Nov Oct Sept Aug July June May Apr Mar Feb Jan Seasons Greetings from South Bay i/Vilffl fe 2012 Here are our two new wildlife ambassadors, who will help us with education. "Eddie" is our new Great Horned Owl. He was hit by a car and sustained head trauma which damaged his eye and made him very calm! "Tempi" is our new Western Screech Owl. She came to us from Ojai Raptor Center because she was unable to hunt. This immature Turkey Vulture was brought to us severely emaciated. Turkey Vultures are very unusual. They are one of only a few bird species with a good sense of smell. It is important for them because they are carrion eaters. They are not birds of prey because they don't hunt and kill their food. This one was one of four we received this year. The Turkey Vultures were wing -tagged with federal bands before release. Christina is working with Pete Bloom to wing -tag the Turkey Vultures being released. Here are some of the more than 400 hummingbirds we take in every year. Jean, our hummer specialist, is amazing! We no longer take in mammals but this was an exception! This Grey Fox was trapped at LAX. We sent it on to California Wildlife Center for relocation. Grey Fox are not very common anymore around Southern California. Their niche has been taken over by the non-native Red Fox. This Great Horned Owl was photographed and released by our volunteer, Charles Pan. The photo was also on National Geographic online! This is one of this year's many Great Horned Owl orphans we received. These orphaned Barn Owls were some of the many we received this year. Although they have MANY places to perch and hide in their 60' flight, they chose this ladder, left by workers repairing the netting! Also unusual is this Northern Rough -winged Swallow, not usually found here. Two of our patients were placed with education groups because they were not releasable. The Peregrine Falcon went to a group in Portland and the Red - shouldered Hawk to Northern Calif. The latter was an illegal captive, an imprint with a severely damaged eye. She was very tame and they love her! This young Red-tailed hawk was soaking in oil and required cleaning by International Bird Rescue Ahoy up there! Ann is returning a baby American Kestrel to its nesting place at the top of the hanger doors at Torrance Airport, thanks to the city's cherry picker. The bird had fallen out and was not old enough to fly. With the help of El Dorado's cherry picker, these baby Great Horned were :re - nested in a make -shift nest. Mom was watching! These two and its two siblings have fledged successfully. We appreciate your continued support! You can help us with your donation as well as supporting us through the Ralphs Rewards program, and payroll deductions matching gifts at work. South Bay Wildlife Rehab 26363 Silver Spur Road Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275 310-378-9921 SBWildlifeRehab(a�aol.com www.SBWR.org JAN 0'L Z t3 City ot Rolling Hills South Bay Wildlife Rehab ❑ My gift of $ is enclosed. Please make your check payable to South Bay Wildlife Rehab(SBWR) El My gift is for a special occasion El My gift is in honor of ❑ My gift is in memory of El Please send an acknowledgement card to Name Address Name Phone (Please Print) Address City State Zip Email address Date ❑ I would like to receive a volunteer application 0 My employer or my spouse's employer has a matching gift program ❑ Please send me more gift envelopes Thank You! Your gift will make a difference. All contributions are tax deductible as allowed by law. We are a 501c(3) non-profit organization. Tax ID# 33-0587769 South Bay Wildlife Rehab 26363 Silver Spur Road Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275 Will you help us? Tuesday, January 3, 2012 2:55 PM Subject: FW: South Bay Wildlife Rehab 2011 Date: Tuesday, January 3, 2012 2:54 PM From: Anton Dahlerbruch <adahlerbruch@cityofrh.net> For the City Council's information To9y Forwarded Message From: Steve Shultz <swshultz@shultzsteel.com> Date: Tue, 3 Jan 2012 14:04:33 -0800 To: Anton Dahlerbruch <adahlerbruch@cityofrh.net> Subject: FW: South Bay Wildlife Rehab 2011 Happy New Year Thought you might like to see this in the event they didn't send one to you. Steve Confidentiality Notice: This email and its attachments may contain trade secrets and financial. and technical information that is business confidential and proprietary and belongs to Shultz Steel Company or its customers. The intended recipient(s) may only use such information consistent with the purpose for which it was sent to the recipient(s) and may only reproduce, disclose or distribute such information to others who have a proper involvement with that purpose. This notice must appear in any such reproduction, disclosure or distribution. Any review, use, reproduction, disclosure or distribution by other than the intended recipient(s) is prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient or have received this email in error, please contact the sender by reply e-mail and delete all copies of the original message and any attachments. Thank you. End of Forwarded Message Page 1 of 2 Happy Holidays from South Bay Wildlife Rehab 2011 SBWR certainly has been busy this year, with over 1400 critters taken in so far. What a variety of species we have seen! Here are some of the highlights: This White-tailed Kite was found as a youngster by the side of the road in Somis. These birds arc very high-strung and we were happy to return it to its parents soon after. No wild bird should ever be kept as a pet and no bird deserves to be abused. Most of the 140 Cooper's Hawks received this year were juveniles and have been released. This Cooper's Hawk was brought to us with all of its talons, wings and tail trimmed and permanent purple marker on its body. The bird has now developed his beautiful rusty adultchest plumage and will be released soon. This Long-eared Owl is the very first one we have ever seen: Another high-strung bird, he came to us as a youngster from another rehabber. He was found in Palmdale and needed "mouse school" to learn to hunt. LEO was released recently, back where he came from. Carmageddon, when half of the Mulholland bridge over the 405 freeway was removed, proved to be no big deal to motorists but a life -changer for 8 White -throated Swifts. The biologist who works with the contractor, Kewit Construction, asked us if we would take all swifts that had to be removed from the overpass. We, of course, said yes, not knowing if there would be none or 50! The biologist brought us 5 naked nestlings and 3 near fledglings, which have been raised and released, along with over 22 others. Swifts are time-consuming since they can never be taught to pick up food. All food is caught while flying. This orphaned Rufus Hummingbird was found on the ground as a tiny nestling. One of over 400 hummers taken in this year, it was raised and released and is now the subject of a children's book soon to be published by our hummingbird volunteer who raised it. You can see him again on the envelopes, shown just prior to release. This is one of over 60 Barn Owls received this year. Many of these owls come in on hay loads from out in the countryside. These stacks of hay, awaiting pick-up along the side of the road, scan ideal sites for the parents of these cavity dwellers. Unfortunately, when the truck picks up the load and delivers it to a local feed store or racetrack, many surprises can be found! This Greater Roadrunner was found in the middle of Hwy 15 in Baker, CA (3.5 hours away!). She was a juvenile and looked like a porcupine because she was still covered with pin feathers. The bird was hit by a car and suffered severe head trauma and some minor fractures in her face. She has recovered and is now learning to hunt. These birds eat insects and mice, among other things, so she is in "mouse school" now, learning to hunt. Roadrunners are very fast (they can run up to 15 mph) so they are difficult to photograph! We are pleased to introduce our newest education birds, two Western Screech and two Burrowing Owls. These birds have injuries that prevent them from being released so they will join our other wildlife ambassadors to educate the public. By the end of 2011 we will have presented at 25 different venues for children and adults. We appreciate your continued support and look forward to seeing you in 2012! South Bay Wildlife Rehab 26363 Silver Spur Road, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275 310-378-9921 SBWildlifeRehab@aol.com www.SBWR.org Wednesday, January 5, 2011 12:53 PM Subject: FW: Scanned SB Wildlife Letter Date: Wednesday, January 5, 2011 11:54 AM From: Steve Shultz <swshultz@shultzsteel.com> To: Anton Dahlerbruch adahlerbruch@cityofrh.net Tony, Don't know if you saw this. The two top photos on page 2 were taken at our facility. Happy New Year Steve greetings from South Bay 1ViCdlife Rehab 2010 As this year winds down. 5011111 Ray Wildlife Relish would like to wish you I luliday Greetings and an outstanding New Year in 2011. As usual. we have been very busy! In 2000 we took io over 1400 new parents and 2010 looks like it will be just as hdl. 'moo year we have had sew erul unusual patients. including this Roadrunner. a Virginia Rail. a Loggerhead Shrike. some Cottontail Rabbit babies. and this Canada Warbler. one of only 20 or 21 ever spotted m Los Angeles County and the first sine 20(41 SI inc of our patients me non -releasable. When that happens we try to place suitahlc ones with education organizations across the country. A Western Screech Out is living in Leah after her at tracts were removed An American kestrel with turned fight is the new love of an educator in \l iehignn, and Angel. a Peregrine Falcon with less than perfect flight necessary for these spe date. Muds. Is now ',sing the gad lite with Saes (Urban Audubon. Finally. 'terra. a Rurrowinu Owl. willstay with us as our own newest wildlife ambassador Page 1 of 2 This year was an rsptxtally big year tar Cooper's flaw k patients. fo date we have received 140' .>lso high on the list are the owls, including 22 orphaned Barn Os la and R orphaned direct Horned Owls. How many of the taller can you see in the picture below? As usual, we receive 1.1 f 1 S of hairy songbirds us the Spring. Here is a "net" of baby wuodpeekcni Releasing birds back into the wild is always a joy' Gonna is releasing an American Kestrel. We pair norm school pmcttul,0ns and participated in many community events. Here are some of us laughing in a quad moment between s isitsn! Mons people help us in many ways. Hob, the owner of Wild Birds Unlimited. completed a Catalina Marathon as a fundraiser for us and for friends of Halkina Wetlands We appreciate your continued support You can help us with your donation as well as by supporting us through the Ralphs Rexands program and payroll deductions. and matching gilt. at work. Strad Ras 55 itdlifr Remo 25363 Scher Spur Rued Rancho Oaks, Yenta. CA 411275 lilt— 4104921 SRN iidtifcRsltaly�;6,,c401 dson.SISWRaag Page 2 of 2 Wednesday, January 5, 2011 12:51 PM Subject: FW: Scanned SB Wildlife Letter Date: Wednesday, January 5, 2011 11:54 AM From: Steve Shultz <swshultz@shultzsteel.com> To: Anton Dahlerbruch adahlerbruch@cityofrh.net Tony, Don't know if you saw this. The two top photos on page 2 were taken at our facility. Happy New Year Steve greetings from South Bay ViC fe Refuzd 2020 .As this year winds down. South Ray Wildlife Kebab would like to wish you Holiday Greetings and an outstanding New Year in 2011. As usual, we have been very busy! In 2009 we took in over 1400 new patients and 2010 looks like it will be just ass full. This year we have had seam' unusual patients, including Mis Roadnumer. a Virginia Rail, a Loggerhead Shrike. some Cottontail Rabbit babies, mid this Canada Warbler. one of only 20 or 21 ever spotted in Los Angeles County and the first since 2004 Sonre efour patients are non•rcleasable. When that happens we try to place suitable ones with education orgamaaiions smash the country A Weslens Screech Owl is living in Cush after Act cat races were removed, An American .Rcl eI wish limited flight is the new lose of an educator in Michigan, and Angel, a Peregrine Falcon with less than perfect flight necessary for these speedster (suds, is now hvmg the good life with Santa fiarbam Audubon. Finally. Terra. a Hurrwine Chet, will stay WW1 us as our own newest wildlife nmh tsurkx Page 1 of 2 This year was an espe cially big year fo r b'umper' s Hawk patterns. 10 d ate we have received 140! Also high on the list are the owls. including 22 orphaned (ta m Owls an d 8 o rphane d Brett Horn ed O wls. How many of the Win can yt it see in the pictu re below? Is usual, we rec eiv e LOI S of baby songbirds In the Sprin g. Ilere Is a " test" of baby woodpec4cn. Re leas ing ban s back into the wild is alwa ys a joy' Donna is releasing an. Imerimmr Kestrel. We gyre ninn y s chool prtescnUuo ns an d panteipated in many Co mm unity et oils. Here are sonic of US la ughing in a quiet moment between sure es! Man y people help us in many ways. Bo b. the o wner of Wild Birds Unlimited, completed a Catalina Maratho n as a fundraiser for us and for friends of Ballona Wetlands \5'e uppteciate your continued suppon . Saw can help us wn h yo ur donation as well as by suppo rting us thro ugh the Italphs Reward, prtrgr an t anti pa}distortions and matching gills an work. 's ulk Rat tt }Whfc Itekan 15555 Sdty Sr.; Roa d Ratxiru I'al,, Volk, lka, C.s Vr12:5 tilt -471.421 SfWild1rf0Rehabtiy.,kl ssln n&N .$11ihiitt Page 2 of 2 This year was an especially big year for Cooper's Hawk patients. To date we have received 140! Also high on the list are the owls, including 22 orphaned Barn Owls and 8 orphaned Great Horned Owls. How many of the latter can you see in• the picture below? As usual, we receive LOTS of baby songbirds in the Spring. Here is a "nest" of baby woodpeckers, Releasing birds back into the wild is always a joy! Donna is releasing an American Kestrel, We gave many school presentations and participated in many community events. Here are some of us laughing in a quiet moment between visitors! Many people help us in many ways. Bob, the owner of Wild Birds Unlimited, completed a Catalina Marathon as • a fundraiser for us and for friends of Ballona Wetlands. We appreciate your continued support. You can help us with your donation as well as by supporting us through the Ralphs Rewards program and payroll deductions and matching gills at work. South Buy Wildlife Rehab 26363 Silver Spur Road Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275 310 -37S -992I Sf3WildlifcReha' L aoleo►g www.S13WR.urg This year was an especially big year ton Cooper's Hawk patients. 7 o date we have received 140! Also high on the list arc the owls. including 22 orphaned [tarn Owls and 8 orphaned Great Horned Owls. How many of the latter can you see in the picture below? As usual. we receive LOTS of baby songbirds in the Spring. Here is a **nest" of baby woodpeckers. Releasing birds back into the wild is always a joy! Donna is releasing an American Kestrel. We gay e many school presentations and participated in many community events. Here are some of us laughing in a quiet moment between visitors! Many people help us in many ways. Bob. the owner of Wild Birds Unlimited. completed a Catalina Marathon as a fundraiser for us and for Friends of Ballona Wetlands. We appreciate your continued support. You can help us with your donation as well as by supporting us through the Ralphs Rewards program and payroll deductions and matching gifts at work. South Bay N itdlire Rehab 2(363 Silver Spur Road Rancho Palos Verde. CA 90275 110-378-9921 SFiWiltIlifell habl uol.com wv.w'.SBWR,Qu; This year was an especially big year for Cooper's Hawk patients. To date we have received 140! Also high on the list arc the owls, including 22 orphaned Barn Owls and 8 orphaned Great Horned Owls. How many of the litter can you see in the picture below? -" • I.:7, 7, --NS '' --L---'711/,'ty7 j r ir, As usual, we receive LOTS of baby songbirds in the Spring. Here is a "nest" of baby woodpeckers. i r> r Releasing birds hack into the wild is always a joy! Donna is releasing an American Kestrel. 'sVe ga%e many school presentations and participated in many community events. Here are some of us laughing in a quiet moment between visitors! n r 01 Man} people help us in many ways. Bob, the owner of Wild Birds Unlimited, completed a Catalina Marathon as a fundraiser for us and for Friends of Ballona Wetlands. We appreciate your continued support. You can help us with your donation as well as by supporting us through the Ralphs Rewards program and payroll deductions and matching gifts at work. r '7' L /1 4• T 1 South Ka) %% Utile Rehab 2063 Silver Spur Road Rancho Palos Verdes. CA 90275 110-378-9921 SHWildhfeRchatqcvaol,cont sww.S(3WR.ojz This year was an especially hig year for Cooper's Hawk patients. To date we have received 140! Also high on the list arc the owls, including 22 orphaned Ram Owls and 8 orphaned Great Horned Owls, How many of the latter can you see in the picture below? ta� j o �0 f3 I • a 1, • + yyy k---A—C•9 tY Lit :� _ - C�� ` -s1i As usual, we receive LOPS of baby songbirds in the Spring. I Iere is a "nest" of baby woodpeckers. — _. I• Releasing birds back into the wild is always a joy! Donna is releasing an American Kestrel. We gay c many school presentations and participated in many community events. Here are some of us laughing in a quiet moment between visitors! Many people help us in mane ways. Bob. the owner of Wild Birds Unlimited. completed a Catalina Marathon as a fundraiser for us and for Friends of Ballona Wetlands. We appreciate your continued support. You can help us t+ ith your donation as well as by supponing us through the Ralphs Rewards program and payroll deductions and matching gifts at work. South B V ildlife Rehab 26363 Silver Spur Road Rancho Palos Verdes. ('A 90275 3111-37S-9921 SF;WiklhfrRchat aol.com www.SBWR,ors This year was an especially big year liar Cooper's Hawk patients. To date we have received 140! Also high on the list arc the owls, including 22 orphaned Barn Owls and 8 orphaned Great Horned Owls. How many of the latter can you see in the picture below? F As usual, we receive LOTS of baby songbirds in the Spring. Ilere is a "nest" of baby woodpeckers. Releasing birds back into the wild is always a joy! Donna is releasing an American Kestrel. We gas c many school presentations and participated in many community events. Here are some of us laughing in a quiet moment between visitors! Many people help us in many ways. Bob. the owner of Wild Birds Unlimited, completed a Catalina Marathon as a fundraiser for us and for Friends of Ballona Wetlands. We appreciate your continued support. You can help us with your donation as well as by supporting us through the Ralphs Rewards program and payroll deductions and matching gills at work. South Balk IIildlire Rehab 2063 Silver Spur Road Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275 310 -37R -992I SBWildltfeRehabciaoLron www.Sl3WRpj ,ja7C,2 P .4 flu SG' J g'WHIP 2020 As this year winds down, South 13ay. Wildlife Rehab would like to wish you I loliday Greetings and an outstanding New Year in 2011. As usual, we have been very busy! In 2009 we took in over 1400 new patients and 2010 Looks like it will be just as full. This year we have had se%eral unusual patients, including this Roadrunner, a Virginia Rail. a Loggerhead Shrike. some Cottontail Rabbit babies, and this Canada Warbler. one of only 20 or 21 ever spotted in Los Angeles County and the first since 2004 Sorne of our patients arc non -releasable. When that happens we try to place suitable ones with education organizations across the country. A Western Screech Owl is living in Utah after her cataracts were removed. An American Kestrel with limited flight is the new love of an educator in Michigan. and Angel, a Peregrine Falcon with less than perfect flight necessary for these. speedster birds. is now living the good life with Santa Barbara Audubon. Finally. Terra, a Burrowing Owl, will stay with us as our own newest wildlife ambassador. „TM e Oiltvg2 frant StIriLla 5,10g,66 202 As this year winds down, South Bay Wildlife Rehab would like to wish you holiday Greetings and an outstanding New 'Year in 2011. As usual. we have been very busy! In 2009 we took in over 1400 new patients and 2010 looks like it will be just as full. This year we have had sescral unusual patients, including this Roadrunner, a Virginia Rail. a Loggerhead Shrike. some Cottontail Rabbit babies, and this Canada Warbler. one of only 20 or 21 ever spotted in Los Angeles County and the first since 2004 1 milr Some ()four patients are non -releasable. When that happens we try to place suitable ones with education organizations across the country. A Western Screech Owl is living in Utah after her cataracts were removed. An American Kestrel with limited flight is the new love of an educator in Michigan. and Angel, a Peregrine Falcon with less than perfect flight necessary for these speedster birds. is now living the good lifc with Santa Barbara Audubon. Finally, Terra, a Burrowing Owl, will stay with us as our own newest wildlife ambassador • emeslri S ii s W� gff not -0A 2011 As this year winds down. South Bay Wildlife Rehab would like to wish you lioliday Greetings and an outstanding New Year in 2011. As usual. we have been very busy! In 2009 we took in over 1400 new patients and 2010 looks like it will be just as full. This year we have had several unusual patients, including this Roadrunner, a Virginia Rail. a Loggerhead Shrike, some Cottontail Rabbit babies, and this Canada Warbler, one of only 20 or 21 ever spotted in Los Angeles County and the first since 2004 Some of our patients are non -releasable. When that happens we try to place suitable ones with education organizations across the country. A Western Screech Owl is living in Utah after her cataracts were removed. An American Kestrel with limited flight is the new love of an educator in Michigan. and Angel, a Peregrine Falcon with less than perfect flight necessary for these speedster birds. is now hying the good life with Santa Barbara Audubon. Finally. Terra. a Burrowing Owl, will stay with us as our own newest wildlife ambassador T7Ceeacs from S tf 2 '11g0r,gfe na 56,5 2®11 As this year winds down, South Bay Wildlife Rehab would like to wish you l loliday Greetings and an outstanding New Year in 2011. As usual, we have been very busy! In 2009 we took in over 1400 new patients and 2010 looks like it will be just as full. This year we have had several unusual patients, including this Roadrunner, a Virginia Rail, a Loggerhead Shrike, some Cottontail Rabbit babies, and this Canada Warbler. one of only 20 or 21 ever spotted in Los Angeles County and the first since 2004 Some of our patients are non -releasable. Vl'hcn that happens we try to place suitable ones with education organizations across the country. A Western Screech Owl is living in Utah after her cataracts were removed. An American Kestrel .with limited flight is the new love of an educator in Michigan, and Angel, a Peregrine Falcon with less than perfect flight necessary for these speedster birds, is now living the good life with Santa Barbara Audubon. Finally, Terra, a Burrowing Owl, will stay with us as our own newest wildlife ambassador eMe 'kitIOS fr r 2011 As this year winds down, South Bay Wildlife Rehab would like to wish you Holiday Greetings and an outstanding New Year in 2011. As usual. we have been very busy! In 2009 we took in over 1400 new patients and 2010 looks like it will be just as lull. This year we have hail several unusual patients, including this Roadmmmcr, a Virginia Rail, a Loggerhead Shrike. some Cottontail Rabbit babies. and this Canada Warbler. one of only 20 or 21 ever spotted in Los Angeles County and the first since 2004 Some ()four patients arc non -releasable. When that happens we try to place suitable ones with education organizations across the country. A Western Screech Owl is living in Utah after her cataracts were removed. An American Kestrel with limited (light is the new love of an educator in Michigan, and Angel, a Peregrine Falcon with less than perfect flight necessary for these speedster birds. is now living the good life with Santa Barbara Audubon. Finally, Terra, a I3urrowing Owl, will stay with us as our own newest wildlife ambassador Ewa Nikodem Mon, Mar 1, 2010 11:34 AM Subject: FW: SBWR - Our Family - Education Birds Date: Wednesday, February 24, 2010 4:04 PM From: Anton Dahlerbruch <adahlerbruch@cityofrh.net> To: Ewa Nikodem <enikodem@cityofrh.net> Cc: Heidi Luce <hluce@cityofrh.net> Conversation: SBWR - Our Family - Education Birds Might as well start thinking about this.... Let's make 3 posters made to advertise the Birds of Prey presentation on May 17 at 6:30. We'll put them at each gate a week before the event. (It will complement notices in the newsletter) . The top part of the poster should be a photo of a hawk (per below) and the bottom only needs to say: Birds .of Prey Presentation South Bay Wildlife Rehab May 17, 2010, 6:30pm Rolling Hills City Hall Hope to see you I'm thinking that there are less expensive ways (less than $150/poster) to do this. It will be a craft project :-). Let's talk when it is convenient. Thanks Anton Dahlerbruch City Manager City of Rolling Hills 2 Portuguese Bend Road Rolling Hills, CA 90274 310.377.1521 www.rolling-hills.org Page 1 of 2 This is a transmission from the City of Rolling Hills. The information contained in this email pertains to City business and is intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom it is addressed. If the reader of this message is not an intended recipient, or the employee or agent responsible for delivering the message to the intended recipient and you have received this message in error, please advise the sender by reply email and delete the message. Forwarded Message From: Steve Shultz <SWShultz@shultzsteel.com> Date: Wed, 24 Feb 2010 15:59:24 -0800 To: 'Anton Dahlerbruch' <adahlerbruch@cityofrh.net> Conversation: SBWR - Our Family - Education Birds Subject: SBWR - Our Family - Education Birds We could take some off the website - I'll check to see if they have others they would prefer to use. http: / /www.sbwr.org/ ourfamily_birds . html End of Forwarded Message Page 2 of 2