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20201001 North Complex Fire Hawks examined by CAPES

The Companion Exotic Animal Medicine and Surgery Service (CAPES) team treats two Harris Hawks exposed to smoke from the North Complex Fire in Butte County. They are owned by a master falconer. The CAPES team ran test and the hawks seem to be in good health.
Dark scrubs, Dr. Mariana Higareda (resident)
Patterned scrubs: Registered Veterinary Technician Andrea Lynch
Blue student scrubs: Class of 2021 veterinary student Michelle Oberman
Gray shirt: Dr. Michelle Hawkins
Photo by Don Preisler/UCDavis
© 2020 UC Regents

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The Companion Exotic Animal Medicine and Surgery Service (CAPES) team treats two Harris Hawks exposed to smoke from the North Complex Fire in Butte County. They are owned by a master falconer. The CAPES team ran test and the hawks seem to be in good health.<br />
Dark scrubs, Dr. Mariana Higareda (resident)<br />
Patterned scrubs: Registered Veterinary Technician Andrea Lynch<br />
Blue student scrubs: Class of 2021 veterinary student Michelle Oberman<br />
Gray shirt: Dr. Michelle Hawkins<br />
Photo by Don Preisler/UCDavis<br />
© 2020 UC Regents