It Begins with a Barred Owl
by Calah Beckwith
Lead Wildlife Keeper
It wasn't surprising that our first patient of 2015 was a Barred Owl. With 50 Barred Owls admitted as patients in 2014, the majority of which were received during the late fall and early winter months, we've become accustomed to providing care for these most common New England owls.
It's been a tough winter for Barred Owls, with many finding themselves in
Lead Wildlife Keeper
It wasn't surprising that our first patient of 2015 was a Barred Owl. With 50 Barred Owls admitted as patients in 2014, the majority of which were received during the late fall and early winter months, we've become accustomed to providing care for these most common New England owls.
It's been a tough winter for Barred Owls, with many finding themselves in
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