CASTLE HAYNE — As a federally licensed wildlife rehabilitator, life in town just wouldn’t cut it for Amelia Mason. After adopting her first rescued bird, “that was it, lights out.” Originally from South Africa, Mason grew up around the Kruger National Park. A close connection with wild animals was constant and natural. Her husband, Charles … Continue reading Where We Live: 1920s Castle Hayne house is sanctuary for nearly 200 wild birds