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This tiny falcon can't fly but has found a new life as a wildlife educator

January 20, 2026

Kato, an American kestrel, arrived at the Ottawa Valley Wild Bird Care Centre with an injured wing. He can’t be released so he’s now the centre’s official education ambassador bird.

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