The Flying Mullet: BP Oil Spill

The Flying Mullet

08 June 2010

BP Oil Spill

Additional Information and Ways to Help:

International Bird Rescue Research Information.

National Audubon information on volunteering, donating, reporting oiled birds.

Suncoast Seabird Sanctuary and Avian Hospital

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Why The Flying Mullet?

While living on Jekyll Island, Georgia, my friends and I were in the habit of swimming at night. On one fateful night we were surrounded by a school of flying mullet jumping over and under us. It's one of those crazy nature encounters that you least expect but somehow you come away loving. And if you know me, you know I crave more adventures like these. This is a celebration to the flying mullet in our life.

Eva

Eva

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A naturalist looking for her niche. Recently transplanted from Florida to Colorado to New York. Enjoys birding, camping, traveling, and books. Happy parent of two silly rescue pups. A student of life looking for her next flying mullet.

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