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Great Horned Owls Released

By SOAR - Linette5 July 2015Notes

A hatch-year and adult great horned owl were quietly released at Dickson Timber in Carroll County on 3 July 2015.

I’ve lost count…

7 July 2015 – feathers

I found an injured bird

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