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[By USACE]– Temperatures were pushing 100 degrees in East Sacramento on July 9.
Still, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District’s contractors and
construction workers made steady progress on the Sacramento River East Levee
project, until a contractor noticed something out of place.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District
Among the bustle of activity, contract worker Roberto Navarez spotted two gray,
baby birds sitting on the levee, right in the path of a massive bulldozer
shoving along a mound of dirt. He noticed several long branches from a huge oak
tree stretched over the levee, but he couldn’t see a nest anywhere in the tree.
Assuming the chicks had fallen or jumped out of their nest, Navarez continued to
watch the pair, hoping they would soon be rounded up by their parents.
Unfortunately, neither the mother nor father bird appeared.
With construction equipment rumbling past and the mid-day heat now topping 104
degrees, Navarez knew the chicks needed to be moved out of harm’s way, and fast.
Feeling apprehensive about moving them himself, he reached out to wildlife
biologist Pete Morris of Nordic, the SREL Contract 2 project contractor.
Arriving on scene, Morris observed the birds and decided the pair of chicks must
be taken out of the withering heat if they were to have a chance of survival. He
then retrieved a small cardboard box, and the two rogue chicks were gently
scooped up and taken back to the Army Corps of Engineering (USACE) trailer.
Once inside the air-conditioned building, the larger of the two chicks
immediately managed to get out of the box and began hopping around, interacting
with rescuers and “chirping its lungs out.” The smaller sibling, however, seemed
to be struggling. It remained quiet and listless, hunkered down in the makeshift
nest.
Unsure of what to do next, someone brought up the name of Lee Roork. Working on
the levee as a Quality Assurance Representative for USACE, Roork was known to be
an avid birder. He could often be seen on his breaks or at lunchtime checking
out birds and nests with his binoculars. Roork had also been known to take
injured owls or hawks to various wildlife sanctuaries around Sacramento in the
past, so he seemed the right person to contact.
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J. Paul Bruton U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District
Roork knew the ideal fix was to return the wayward chicks back to the tree they
had fallen from in hopes that one of the parent birds would return to collect
them. He mashed up some blackberries and seeds, providing some nourishment for
obviously ravenous babies, then returned to place the box and birds back in the
tree. But as soon as the cardboard “nest” was attached to a branch, the larger
of the two chicks leapt from the box. An adult scrub jay immediately swooped
down and started interacting with the chick as both hastily scampered into
nearby brush.
As Roork returned to work, the smaller, weaker bird remained in the nest, but
Roork wanted to give the parent birds time to return and take care of their
baby. He said he made intermittent checks throughout the rest of the day, but
found that neither parent would go near the “nest” containing the abandoned baby
Jay.
By the end of the business day, it was looking pretty grim for the lone
nestling, said Roork.
“I was certain the little bird wouldn’t survive another 24 hours unless someone
helped it. It was in pretty bad shape, so I decided to try to help it, rather
than leave it to die,” said Roork.
He then sent a one-sentence text to his wife, Susan Roork (also a USACE
employee, who was teleworking from home not far from the SREL site). “Want to
raise a baby scrub jay?” the text read.
Susan, an animal enthusiast who also has plenty of experience with rescues, sent
back a one-word response … “Definitely!”
Susan went into research mode, scouring bird rescue sites for pertinent
information and discovered that scrub jays eat everything from soft cat food and
meal worms to local berries, fruits, and seeds. What they never did discover was
whether “Blu Blu” (the name that stuck) was a male or female.
“Their coloring and markings look extraordinarily similar,” said Susan.” So, we
just went with ‘her’ most of the time.”
A bigger question remained, however: would Blu even pull through? For the first
24 hours, Blu barely moved. She sat limply, hunkered down in her newly created
home-nest. But by the second day, Susan was able to get some food and water into
her.
The transformation was incredible.
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“She started wholeheartedly interacting with us, eagerly taking water through a
little hypodermic dispenser, gobbling down healthy portions of food, acting
alert, responsive and curious – she was making her way,” said Susan.
Lee Roork – U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District
From that point on, Blu’s future never seemed in doubt. She continued to grow
stronger, increase in appetite and grow faster than Susan and Lee thought
possible.
“We were absolutely amazed by how quickly she grew,” said Susan. “We would go to
bed and when we’d check on her the next day it was like looking at a new bird –
feathers appearing where there were none before, her tail feathers would be an
inch longer, her feet and little talons growing fast.”
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From the very beginning, Susan, Lee and their teenaged daughter, Jillian,
approached taking care of Blu with an end goal in mind – releasing her back to
the wild. To do so, they tried to nudge Blu into doing things it would have to
do in the wild, such as finding its food, cracking nuts, capturing flies, and
building her flying prowess. But they also found that Blu had many of these
traits ingrained in her DNA, and she quickly began taking food and hiding it in
various locations inside the house for eating later.
“Our biggest concern was whether Blu would be able to learn all the things she
would need to survive out in the real world,” said Susan. “We felt that it was
important to make sure she had challenges and tasks to figure out, as she would
when we released her, so we regularly came up with problems for her to work out.
We were always amazed at how quickly she figured out each one and mastered the
skills involved.
Blu Blu – Susan Roork
In the first weeks, little Blue was literally Susan’s pet project. As Lee worked
on the levee, and Jillian attended school, Blu was teleworking with Susan,
pecking at the keyboard to help her type, hopping about and creating mischief –
along with the occasional typo – tugging on her earrings, flitting about,
stealing sticky-notes … only to suddenly snuggle into a ball of fluff, falling
asleep on her wrist, or snuggling warmly against her neck.
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“Blu had become a great companion, and I knew I would miss her dearly when we
released her,” said Susan. “But even though we had all become very attached to
Blu and loved the experience of raising her, the ultimate plan to release her
was not in question.”
With two months of the Roork’s care, Blu’s transition was stunning. As of late
August, she had made the full transition from a chick on the edge of death to a
strong and smart scrub jay ready for the great outdoors. Blu had attained expert
aerial acrobat status, regularly zooming throughout the house, finding stashed
peanuts, catching flies in mid-air, messily bathing in a blue frisbee, and
generally acting like an adult bird. And she was spending more and more time
staring out the window …
Recognizing Blu’s progress, Susan and Lee decided that Blu’s launch-to-nature
date would be over the Labor Day holiday. And even knowing from the start that
they would give Blu her freedom to fly, both admitted that they were entirely
smitten by the feisty, feathered creature.
“For a brief moment, we considered turning our large chicken coup into a bird
sanctuary for her … but we knew it wouldn’t be fair,” said Susan. Lee quickly
agreed.
They planned to take Blu’s dog crate-sized sanctuary into the backyard, sit with
her for a while, let her acclimate to being outside, and, when they could
finally swallow their doubts (and their hearts), they would open the door and
see if Blu was ready for the big blue sky.
Then, just as unexpectedly as the little bird had come into their lives, Blu was
gone. During a visit from a neighbor, Blu made the decision for all involved,
and darted through the slightly opened front door and into nearby trees. She
squawked and fussed at Susan for a few moments, but continued to move from tree
to tree, getting further and further from the house. Finally, Susan saw Blu join
some other scrub jays and begin flying along with them.
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“Even though the plan was always to release her, we were both heartbroken. But
only because we were disappointed we didn’t get to make it an official goodbye,”
said Susan.
Still, despite the way it ended, both Susan and Lee said it was a wonderful,
once-in-a-lifetime experience.
“This has been a unique experience to say the least,” said Lee. “I would never
have brought this baby bird home unless I truly believed it was not going to
make it. I had no idea how demanding these little guys could be and how much
care they need. But I do believe we have done what we could to help her survive
in the wild.”
Offering a bit of closure, Blu returned to some trees alongside the Roork’s home
shortly after her departure. Susan said they had a final “conversation,” as Blu
jumped from branch to branch, excitedly chittering and shadowing them as they
walked down the street.
– By J. Paul Bruton, US Army Corps of Engineers – SACRAMENTO DISTRICT
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