95% of the audio for Episode 64 is done. 90% of the filming is done. Now to put together the “flashback” for Episode 64, which would then complete the initial draft of it. The previously mentioned extended version may reach up to 20 minutes in length…
– Tawmis
There’s going to be two versions of Episode 64 of Neverending Nights. A “Normal” Sized Episode, and then the “Extended” Episode. The extended episode will only be available as a download (as it exceeded the maximum length for Youtube and Facebook). For downloads, we will have the “Normal” and “Extended” version available.
– Tawmis
So again, I was surprised by another email by the awesomeness that is Sarah Whorley!
Hello Tawmis,
You’re so very welcome! I only wish everyone was as appreciative and understanding as you are about our limitations.
I saw the nice blog post you did with the hawk update and I wanted to give you another update. I was able to find out the disposition of the hawk – he was actually released on April 17 after spending a little over a month in rehabilitation with a Satellite Care volunteer.
Your story is such a great one – would you mind if we used it in one of our newsletters or on our website?
Thank you again for your care and concern for this hawk – if you had not intervened he would likely have been fatally wounded or killed.
Sincerely,
Sarah Whorley
Communications Coordinator
Project Wildlife
Hotline: 619-225-WILD
www.projectwildlife.org
I was happy to agree to having the story mentioned. That’s great. But the best news was that the Hawk did survive. And also, was released April 17th, back into the wild! That makes me so utterly happy! I wish I could have been there to see him fly free once more. But his recovery is what truly matters! Thank you Sarah Whorley for making today awesome.
– Tawmis
Unexpectedly, I finally got an email response about the The Hawk!
Hello Tawmis,
Thank you so much for your care and concern for this hawk.He or she is likely still in rehabilitation with a Satellite Care volunteer (wildlife patients spend an average of 12 weeks in rehabilitation with us). When there is a final outcome (release, passed away, etc.) you will receive an email with the information (so the fact that you haven’t heard anything yet is likely good news). 🙂
Unfortunately we receive hundreds of requests from the public wanting to be present at the release of the animal they brought in and unfortunately we are too small an organization to accommodate these requests. Thank you for your understanding in this matter.
Sincerely,
Sarah Whorley
Communications Coordinator
Project Wildlife Management
Hotline: 619-225-WILD
www.projectwildlife.org
The original thread on our forum is here.
And for those who don’t remember – here’s two pictures Amiee took of the Hawk after it was dropped off:
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