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Raven Ridge Wildlife Center in Pennsylvania has taken in two rare albino cardinals, with the first, named Frosty, admitted in July after being found injured. The second cardinal, unfortunately, died from an ear infection. Albino cardinals are extremely rare, with a likelihood of 1 in 30,000, and face significant survival challenges in the wild.
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Raven Ridge Wildlife Center in Pennsylvania has taken in two rare albino cardinals, with the first, named Frosty, admitted in July after being found injured. The second cardinal, unfortunately, died from an ear infection. Albino cardinals are extremely rare, with a likelihood of 1 in 30,000, and face significant survival challenges in the wild.
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Pennsylvania wildlife center welcomes pair of extremely rare albino cardinals, a ‘1 in 30,000’ chance
Pennsylvania Wildlife Center Receives Two Rare Albino Cardinals