Largo, Florida ­-- The George C. McGough Nature Park has named their new female red-shouldered hawk Shay.

Shay was found with a shattered bone in the tip of her right wing. She was brought to a veterinary office in Tarpon Springs where staff had to amputate a section of her wing.

Due to Shay's injury, she is no longer suited to live in the wild and has found a permanent home at McGough Nature Center. Shay's enclosure and feeding is sponsored by the Clearwater Audubon Society and she receives free medical care from the veterinary staff at Busch Gardens.

Largo, Florida -- The George C. McGough Nature Park is looking for qualified individuals to assist in the maintenance, care, and handling of our two Great Horned Owls, a Barred Owl, and a Red Shouldered Hawk.

Volunteers will be required to go through a training program on proper animal care techniques prior to working with these birds of prey.

Profiles on each of our birds, along with volunteer applications, can be found at the City of Largo Nature Parks website, LargoNature.com.

Largo, Florida -- Largo Nature Parks is currently holding a poll to determine the name of the new female Great Horned Owl at the George C. McGough Nature Park. 

The bird was acquired through the Suncoast Seabird Sanctuary in late July after she was found on the Fox Hollow Golf Course with severe damage to one of her eyes, rendering her partially blind.