Great Horned Owl Release
Several months after we rescued a large, female Great Horned Owl with a broken wing from a horse pasture, we returned her home - her wing now healed. Instead of flying off to the nearby trees, she headed across the open space towards the resident's house. I feared for a moment that I was about to treat her for head trauma, but at the last minute she ascended to land on their roof. 
I am confident that this tough and aggressive owl will thrive now that we've given her a second chance.
Mice beware!
Mice beware!
Labels: Great Horned Owl, release, wildlife rehabilitation, wing injury




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