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    Giving Back: Guard member volunteers at wildlife center [Image 1 of 5]

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    Two people are releasing a bald eagle from a transport crate outdoors. A woman wearing gloves and a cap is handling the eagle as it spreads its wings, while a bearded man in a blue jacket assists by managing the open crate. The setting appears to be a grassy area with trees in the background, consistent with a wildlife rehabilitation release event.

    NEW PHILADELPHIA, OHIO, UNITED STATES

    11.11.2018

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    Ohio National Guard Public Affairs

    Volunteers with the Ohio Wildlife Center release a rehabbed bald eagle back into the wild Nov. 11, 2018, in New Philadelphia, Ohio, in conjunction with Veterans Day. Maj. Gwendolyn Hoogendoorn (left), a member of the Ohio National Guard, has volunteered with the OWC for more than 20 years. “Volunteering has taught me the true meaning of selfless service. It has taught me to genuinely care for something more than myself,” she said. “The military has instilled the value of commitment, setting standards, recognizing my limitations and continuing to seek improvement.” (Courtesy Photo)

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    Date Taken: 11.11.2018
    Date Posted: 12.31.2019 18:58
    Photo ID: 6007951
    VIRIN: 181111-O-ZZ999-696
    Resolution: 480x587
    Size: 289.71 KB
    Location: NEW PHILADELPHIA, OHIO, US
    Hometown: SUNBURY, OHIO, US
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    Two people are releasing a bald eagle from a transport crate outdoors. A woman wearing gloves and a cap is handling the eagle as it spreads its wings, while a bearded man in a blue jacket assists by managing the open crate. The setting appears to be a grassy area with trees in the background, consistent with a wildlife rehabilitation release event.
    A woman wearing green scrubs labeled 'Volunteer' and 'Ohio Wildlife Center' stands outdoors holding a red-morph Eastern Screech Owl perched on a gloved hand. The owl is tethered with jesses and a leash, indicating it is a trained or rehabilitated raptor. The setting appears to be a rural or semi-rural property with a pond, barn-style building, and bare deciduous trees visible in the background.
    Two adults are working together outdoors on a grassy lawn, handling what appears to be an animal or debris near a blue plastic storage container. The person on the left is wearing yellow work gloves and a dark cap, while the person on the right wears gray work gloves. They appear to be engaged in some kind of rescue, containment, or cleanup activity.
    A woman named Gwen Hoogendoorn, identified by her name tag as a volunteer at what appears to be an Ohio Wildlife Center event, is smiling and holding a live snake coiled in her hands. She is wearing a black polo shirt with an organization logo and an orange wristband. The setting appears to be an outdoor event or fundraiser with vendor tables and other attendees visible in the background.
    A woman with red hair wearing a white puffer jacket is smiling while holding a small owl perched on her gloved hand. She appears to be in an indoor facility, likely a wildlife rehabilitation or veterinary center, based on the institutional setting. The small owl appears to be an Eastern Screech-Owl in its rufous (red-brown) color morph.

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