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Ducklings rescued in Taneytown | PHOTOS

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The Baltimore Sun 
Ducklings rescued in Taneytown | PHOTOS

On Monday, Taneytown Police Department received a call from concerned citizen Brian Wood that ducklings had fallen into a storm drain and momma duck was circling nearby. Taneytown Police Department Officers and City Crew member John Welty were dispatched to Church Street to assist in the rescue. When Officers and City Crew arrived on scene, Brandi Bollinger, Bobby Bollinger and other community members had already stepped into action and used resources they had to pry open the storm drain. When they descended into the drain, they were met with a handful of ducklings eager to get out. Eight fluffy ducklings […]

On Monday, Taneytown Police Department received a call from concerned citizen Brian Wood that ducklings had fallen into a storm drain and mother duck was circling nearby. Taneytown Police Department Officers and City Crew member John Welty were dispatched to Church Street to assist in the rescue. When Officers and City Crew arrived on scene, Brandi Bollinger, Bobby Bollinger and other community members had already stepped into action and used resources they had to pry open the storm drain. When they descended into the drain, they were met with a handful of ducklings eager to get out. Eight fluffy ducklings were successfully rescued and reunited with their mother. The quick response and helping hand from the folks at Bollinger Gunsmithing, and bystanders, is a great representation the Taneytown community.

Brian Wood and others lift the storm drain grate in an effort to reach ducklings as mother duck, at left, quacks in distress. On Monday, Taneytown Police Department received a call from concerned citizen Brian Wood that ducklings had fallen into a storm drain and momma duck was circling nearby. Taneytown Police Department Officers and City Crew member John Welty were dispatched to Church Street to assist in the rescue. When Officers and City Crew arrived on scene, Brandi Bollinger, Bobby Bollinger and other community members had already stepped into action and used resources they had to pry open the storm drain. When they descended into the drain, they were met with a handful of ducklings eager to get out. Eight fluffy ducklings were successfully rescued and reunited with their mother. The quick response and helping hand from the folks at Bollinger Gunsmithing (and bystanders) is a great representation of our community here in Taneytown. (Brandi Bollinger/Courtesy photo)
Brian Wood and others lift the storm drain grate in an effort to reach ducklings as mother duck, at left, quacks in distress. (Brandi Bollinger/Courtesy photo)
June 24, 2024: Bob Bolinger, standing in drain, Nicole Bolinger, Brian Wood, and a concerned citizen, access how to reach the ducklings that fell through the storm drane grate. On Monday, Taneytown Police Department received a call from concerned citizen Brian Wood that ducklings had fallen into a storm drain and momma duck was circling nearby. Taneytown Police Department Officers and City Crew member John Welty were dispatched to Church Street to assist in the rescue. When Officers and City Crew arrived on scene, Brandi Bollinger, Bobby Bollinger and other community members had already stepped into action and used resources they had to pry open the storm drain. When they descended into the drain, they were met with a handful of ducklings eager to get out. Eight fluffy ducklings were successfully rescued and reunited with their mother. The quick response and helping hand from the folks at Bollinger Gunsmithing (and bystanders) is a great representation of our community here in Taneytown. (Brandi Bollinger/Courtesy photo)
June 24, 2024: Bob Bolinger, standing in drain, Nicole Bolinger, Brian Wood, and a concerned citizen, access how to reach the ducklings that fell through the storm drain grate. (Brandi Bollinger/Courtesy photo)
Haleigh Engels, Taneytown Police Department Administration Assistant, hands a duckling to Bob Bolinger. On Monday, Taneytown Police Department received a call from concerned citizen Brian Wood that ducklings had fallen into a storm drain and momma duck was circling nearby. Taneytown Police Department Officers and City Crew member John Welty were dispatched to Church Street to assist in the rescue. When Officers and City Crew arrived on scene, Brandi Bollinger, Bobby Bollinger and other community members had already stepped into action and used resources they had to pry open the storm drain. When they descended into the drain, they were met with a handful of ducklings eager to get out. Eight fluffy ducklings were successfully rescued and reunited with their mother. The quick response and helping hand from the folks at Bollinger Gunsmithing (and bystanders) is a great representation of our community here in Taneytown. (Brandi Bollinger/Courtesy photo)
Haleigh Engels, Taneytown Police Department Administration Assistant, hands a duckling to Bob Bolinger. (Brandi Bollinger/Courtesy photo)
Bob Bolinger holds one of the rescued ducklings before returning it to it's mother. On Monday, Taneytown Police Department received a call from concerned citizen Brian Wood that ducklings had fallen into a storm drain and momma duck was circling nearby. Taneytown Police Department Officers and City Crew member John Welty were dispatched to Church Street to assist in the rescue. When Officers and City Crew arrived on scene, Brandi Bollinger, Bobby Bollinger and other community members had already stepped into action and used resources they had to pry open the storm drain. When they descended into the drain, they were met with a handful of ducklings eager to get out. Eight fluffy ducklings were successfully rescued and reunited with their mother. The quick response and helping hand from the folks at Bollinger Gunsmithing (and bystanders) is a great representation of our community here in Taneytown. (Brandi Bollinger/Courtesy photo)
Bob Bolinger holds one of the rescued ducklings before returning it to it’s mother duck. (Brandi Bollinger/Courtesy photo)