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Owl Release

This Tawny Owl was brought to us from Shipley County Park, where he was found lying on the ground, cold, wet and at deaths door.

After a few hours in an incubator, he was warm enough to be force fed and treated. Over the next few days he gained strength, within a week he was eating by himself.

This weekend we gave him his last feast before releasing back into the wild, where he belongs, fully recovered.

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