East Hampton’s Wildlife Will Lose Good Friend When Dell Cullum Leaves Town
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Dell Cullum and his screech owl, Athena. COURTESY DELL CULLUM
A rescued raccoon hitches a ride on Dell Cullum's shoulder. COURTESY DELL CULLUM
A tangled up buck gets a helping hand from Dell Cullum. COURTESY DELL CULLUM
Squrry the squirrel as a baby. COURTESY DELL CULLUM
Dell Cullum with a young opossum he rescued and rehabilitated. COURTESY DELL CULLUM
Dell Cullum with a deer he rescued. COURTESY DELL CULLUM
Dell Cullum with a wild turkey he rescued. COURTESY DELL CULLUM
Dell Cullum and his screech owl, Athena. COURTESY DELL CULLUM
A rescued raccoon hitches a ride on Dell Cullum's shoulder. COURTESY DELL CULLUM
A tangled up buck gets a helping hand from Dell Cullum. COURTESY DELL CULLUM
Squrry the squirrel as a baby. COURTESY DELL CULLUM
Dell Cullum with a young opossum he rescued and rehabilitated. COURTESY DELL CULLUM
Dell Cullum with a deer he rescued. COURTESY DELL CULLUM
Dell Cullum with a wild turkey he rescued. COURTESY DELL CULLUM
Stephen J. Kotz on Jul 28, 2021
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Stephen J. Kotz on Jul 28, 2021