The owl progressed rapidly, by Tuesday evening he was flapping his wings quite strongly.
So Wednesday morning we decided to set him free. After feeding him some beef and chicken ,we took him out and Ted got the honour of releasing him.
We released him about 7 AM.
He stayed in the tree all day, we checked on him a few times-and made sure we kept the cats in the house. This morning, he was gone. We feel blessed to have had this chance to spend time with one of the most beautiful birds.
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Well done you guys, that bird is a beauty, I'm glad he- she was able to fly the coop.
Just amazing, and so wonderful that he recovered so well!
Way too cool. Beautiful bird. I'm also glad that he recovered so quickly. What an experience for all of you!
That is just a beautiful sight, Barby flying over to his tree and perching there. Thank you both for sharing this experience with all of us!
My entire family came up behind my shoulder to watch this video. What an amazing experience. God bless you for taking care of this magnificent creature in its time of need.
Thanks so much for sharing this!
Ann
Amazing!!!
Most excellent work you two!
Wonder if he'll hang around the farm? I kinda hope he does, so you can both see him still!
How fantastic! It brings it all back to me. We eventually gave our owls to the Forestry Commission, who are re introducing Eagle Owls to the wild here.
Well done, and you never know, owls tend to re visit!
Well done! What a beautiful owl.
how cool! I love the pic of him in the tree it looks so neat.
Great job, must have been a great feeling.
Very cool!
yay, a happy ending. you will have great owl karma. that's good stuff.
- The Equestrian Vagabond
How wonderful.
A choice experience.
that's very cool! He's beautiful.
Well Done! what a wonderful experience,thanks so much for sharing it
hmm, i can't see the release video, or photo. but iam glad you were there to care for him. God bless you!
You ROCK, Shirley. Hugs!
Awesome! He's very lucky that you found him.
now I know why he came back - I would too for that dinner - if I was an owl!
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