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Owl Found in Concrete Gets Feather Transplant So it Can Fly Silently Again into the Wild (Watch)
A great horned owl found covered in concrete has flown to freedom after six months of care at a Utah sanctuary. A good Samaritan found him in a concrete mixer in October and called the Best Friends Animal Society headquarters 80 miles away in Kanab. After removing the concrete, the team at the nonp...
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Left / center-leftAn owl trapped in concrete got a painstaking feather transplant — then flew off
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Owl Found in Concrete Gets Feather Transplant So it Can Fly Silently Again into the Wild (Watch)
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A great horned owl found covered in concrete has flown to freedom after six months of care at a Utah sanctuary. A good Samaritan found him in a concrete mixer in October and called the Best...
An owl trapped in concrete got a painstaking feather transplant — then flew off
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A rescued baby owl, once encased in concrete from a construction mixer, underwent an exacting feather transplant to restore his ability to fly silently.