ASPCA rescues wayward Limpkin bird spotted in Wall Township
The New Jersey Audubon Society has been monitoring the bird ever since it was spotted.
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1h agoThe ASPCA has taken in a tropical Limpkin bird that was found in Wall Township.
The New Jersey Audubon Society has been monitoring the bird ever since it was spotted.
Limpkins are only native to Georgia, Florida and points south. It was not known how this bird made its way to New Jersey.
Dozens of bird watchers came out to Wall to catch a glimpse of the bird.
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