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Air Date: Week of June 29, 2012
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[SOUND OF GREAT HORNED OWLS]
A baby Great Horned Owl is fed a mouse for lunch. (Photo: © Mark Seth Lender)
GELLERMAN: We leave you this week with a couple of Great Horned Owls. The Great Horned Owl is the most common owl in the Americas - equally at home in suburbs, the woods and farmland. But they get special treatment at “A Place Called Hope.” It’s a rehab center for owls and raptors in Killingworth, Connecticut.
Producer Mark Seth Lender recorded a one-eyed adult Great Horned Owl and a furry baby.You can hear baby owl munch on lunch – between bites issuing a mild distress call. To see some photos, swoop over to our website LOE dot org.
[SOUND OF GREAT HORNED OWLS]
A Great Horned Owl and Christine Cummings-Secki at A Place Called Hope rehab center for owls and raptors. (Photo: © Mark Seth Lender)
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A Place Called Hope, rehab center for owls and raptors in CT
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