This is an owl I won't soon forget. Found in North Durham huddled against a house, he was brought to
Toronto Wildlife Centre where it was determined he had injuries to most of his body. After a month at TWC, he went to
The Owl Foundation for several months and there regained strength and was prepared for release.
I released him back in his turf and he immediately flew into some cedars. This photo was shot at high ISO and I really didn't think it would turn out but luckily I was able to get one shot out of it.
Such a beautiful bird.
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Red Morph Eastern Screech Owl, finally released after many months in care. |
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