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Saturday, 15 October 2011

Hook, line, sinker, and bobber...

Posted on 12:35 by Unknown

Thanks to our wildlife responder extraordinaire, Kelle, a gull that was found snagged in fishing tackle at Fort Point, under the Golden Gate Bridge, was successfully rescued Thursday evening. Gull 1580 is now undergoing treatment at WildCare in Marin. Way to go, KELLE!

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