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Recovered owl released out by Ft. Steele

A screech owl was recently released in the Fort Steele area, after spending months rehabilitating from injuries at a sanctuary in the Lower Mainland.
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A screech owl was recently released back into the wild near Ft. Steele after recovering from injuries at a rehabilitation centre in the Lower Mainland. Photo courtesy BCCOS.

A screech owl was recently released in the Fort Steele area, after spending months rehabilitating from injuries at a sanctuary in the Lower Mainland.

The owl was discovered by a B.C. Conservation Officers Service member last fall while on patrol. The nocturnal bird of prey was transported to O.W.L. Orphaned Wildlife Rehabilitation Society in Delta, where it made a full recovery.

“Thank you to OWL and all the volunteers who helped make this possible,” wrote the B.C. COS, in a Facebook post.



Trevor Crawley

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Trevor Crawley has been a reporter with the Cranbrook Townsman and Black Press in various roles since 2011.
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