Corvid Isle Sanctuary

Corvid Isle Sanctuary Corvid Isle is a small non-for-profit corvid sanctuary (Licence No MAU 019727).

Our focus is to provide dedicated state of the art long-term care and rehabilitation facilities for native species like magpies, crows, rooks, ravens, jackdaws and jays.

Ravens are found in a variety of habitats, though mainly, moorland, mountains and cliffs.  Its preference for cliff-nest...
10/06/2026

Ravens are found in a variety of habitats, though mainly, moorland, mountains and cliffs. Its preference for cliff-nesting often means it has a nesting peregrine as a near neighbour, though the two species seem to co-exist successfully.

The Problem of Wing ClippingIntroductionOver the years we have been contacted repeatedly by rescuers and lay people, who...
09/06/2026

The Problem of Wing Clipping

Introduction

Over the years we have been contacted repeatedly by rescuers and lay people, who were caring for corvids such as magpies, jackdaws and crows, and who observed that their foster birds showed difficulties with flying despite appearing otherwise fit and healthy. Some of these birds demonstrated abnormal flight feathers and showed an unusual or even abnormal behaviour not normally expected in wild birds. A closer assessment of the plumage showed quite quickly that these birds had been wing clipped...

https://corvid-isle.wiki/doku.php?id=the_problem_of_wing_clipping

Happy World Ocean Day!World Ocean Day unites millions, across the globe on the 8th of June to protect our blue planet.On...
08/06/2026

Happy World Ocean Day!

World Ocean Day unites millions, across the globe on the 8th of June to protect our blue planet.

One Ocean, One Climate, One Future β€” Together.

https://worldoceanday.org

The Remarkable Story of Jackdaw Nestling KojakKojak, a nestling jackdaw, has been brought to us after being found on the...
07/06/2026

The Remarkable Story of Jackdaw Nestling Kojak

Kojak, a nestling jackdaw, has been brought to us after being found on the ground, for reasons unknown to us. He might have been the runt of the brood, thrown out of the nest by his own kind, but he was lucky enough to have been found and rescued by a very kind and compassionate person. However, we have also learned over the past weeks, where we had the privilege to care for him and to get to know each other, that being the runt doesn’t mean at all that the bird concerned doesn’t want to live. Kojak has got the spirit of a fighter, whilst also being a very gentle and loyal soul...

https://corvid-isle.wiki/doku.php?id=the_remarkable_story_of_jackdaw_nestling_kojak

More babies at Corvid Isle Sanctuary 😍
06/06/2026

More babies at Corvid Isle Sanctuary 😍

Eyes can tell a story, they can keep secrets, and they are windows to the soul. Carrion crow Emma πŸ₯°
05/06/2026

Eyes can tell a story, they can keep secrets, and they are windows to the soul. Carrion crow Emma πŸ₯°

Welcome to our Corvid Isle Sanctuary. Mama deer just introduced her recently born baby to us. πŸ₯°
04/06/2026

Welcome to our Corvid Isle Sanctuary. Mama deer just introduced her recently born baby to us. πŸ₯°

The Myth of Humane Lethal Wildlife ManagementIntroductionLet me get straight to the point – wildlife management using le...
03/06/2026

The Myth of Humane Lethal Wildlife Management

Introduction

Let me get straight to the point – wildlife management using lethal methods such as culling or killing is not just unethical and unnecessary, it is scientifically proven to be inefficient in almost all cases, in particular long-term. However, despite this common knowledge, governments, farmers, hunters, gamekeepers, pest controllers and many conservationists will almost exclusively suggest lethal methods of wildlife control as the most effective solution in wildlife conservation, wildlife management and to address any wildlife related problem. Scientific evidence suggesting the opposite will be commonly ignored, wrongly interpreted, or used out of context. There are many known factors, which influence public opinion and behaviour, but also common and widely accepted management practices. First we will highlight some of the more common problems and misperceptions, as this kind of background information may prove useful for the general understanding, before we will explore examples of lethal wildlife management and their consequences...

https://corvid-isle.wiki/doku.php?id=the_myth_of_humane_lethal_wildlife_management

Jackdaw Ronja πŸ₯°
02/06/2026

Jackdaw Ronja πŸ₯°

Unidentified Flying Object 😍
01/06/2026

Unidentified Flying Object 😍

Address

Invergordon

Website

https://keptbirdregister.service.gov.scot/Home/Register, https://www.gov.scot/publications/an

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