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What the heck is a Wooly Bear?

The short answer is that a Wooly Bear is a caterpillar with a myth that the length of its stripes determines the winter weather. It has become the star of a festival in Vermillion, Ohio for a few decades now. Yesterday Andy and I went to the Wooly Bear Festival to volunteer for Parrot Hope and Nikita's Wish. I hung out at the parrot table introducing macaws to some of the 100,000+ attendees while Andy took Lucy around with her donation jacket on to collect donations for Nikita's Wish. Lucy and Andy collected $140.00 in donations to help buy food and help pay for vet work for the foster animals in our rescue. I had a lot of fun hanging out with the macaws and other volunteers and talking to the public about parrot care and rescue.

 

 This is a picture of some of the volunteers at the Wooly Bear. I'm in the background behind the table. (photo by volunteer Ed)

Parrot Hope at Wooly Bear 2008 

 

Lucy in her donation jacket. (photo by Amy Schnebelin)

Lucy in her donation jacket by Amy Schneblin 

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