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Hundreds of rare birds rescued from island cut off by Hurricane Ian

Por: 10 WBNS Nation October 05, 2022

PINE ISLAND, Fla. — Will Peratino and his partner Lauren Stepp would not leave their Pine Island compound, even as authorities pleaded with residents to abandon their homes because of damaged roads, including a collapsed bridge that prevented deliveries of food, gas and other life-sustaining supplies. But the couple could not leave without their two lemurs and flock of birds — 275 parrots, including some of the world's rarest. So a... + full article



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