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Interesting Opossum Fact: Impervious to Snake Venom

According to the National Association of Advancement for Opossums (did you know there was such a thing?) opossums are under appreciated creatures. One really interesting fact: Opossums have superpowers against snakes. They have partial or total immunity to the venom produced by rattlesnakes, cottonmouths and other pit vipers. For more, check out this article, “10 Things […]

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Happy Valentine’s Day!

Wildlife with various degrees of injuries pass through Walden’s Puddle’s doors every day. Among them include the youngest and most at risk like this baby kestrel. They count on the kindness of people like you for their survival. Please help us keep their little hearts beating!

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The first 2014 baby animals arrive at Walden’s Puddle

It’s hard to believe that baby animals are being born in such cold weather here in Tennessee. But, despite the cold and snow, we have our first 2014 babies: eastern cottontails (Sylvilagus floridanus). Last year we admitted 3,500+ animals. If you can help us in any way we would be so appreciative. Please see the […]

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How to Clean Seed Bird Feeders

Clean bird feeders are important for the health of the wild bird population. Follow these simple directions to keep your feeders clean and the birds healthy. How often: once per month, more frequently in wet weather, if you see sick or dead birds in your neighborhood or if salmonella has been reported in the area. What […]

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Geese rescued from frozen pond recover at Walden’s Puddle

The Curly Breasted White Sebastopol Geese that were frozen to the ice on Lake Watauga at Centennial Park in Nashville were brought to Walden’s Puddle by one of our volunteers who happened to be in the area. Upon admission, the geese were very skinny, cold and exhausted from attempting to free themselves. They have since warmed up […]

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