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Quote from: carla on 19-Mar-15, 09:26:39 AM
Latest news.
The Owl is placed in a big gage , next to a female owl.They think it's a male.It's easy to feed him.so they think he is set free illegal with the bands removed.An expert will take DNA and search for a chip.That can take a few weeks.
Greetings Carla
Oh no, poor guy! Hope he likes the female!!
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Quote from: carla on 19-Mar-15, 09:26:39 AM
Latest news.
The Owl is placed in a big gage , next to a female owl.They think it's a male.It's easy to feed him.so they think he is set free illegal with the bands removed.An expert will take DNA and search for a chip.That can take a few weeks.
Greetings Carla
Thanks for the update, Carla.
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Thank you for the update Carla.
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