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Swimming doesn't come naturally to owls, but this one had a good reason for splashing around in Lake Michigan.

An owl found itself in a precarious situation Tuesday morning, April 1, after flying into a barbed wire fence in the Staley area of northwest Chatham County, leaving it tangled and unable to escape.

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Every animal seized was transferred to Nature and Parks Authority inspectors to undergo veterinary examination and are ...

An owl that became tangled in a barbed wire fence in northeastern Chatham County was rescued this week, the Chatham County ...

An injured baby great horned owl that was discovered and reported to Broomfield police near the Rocky Mountain Metropolitan ...

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Andrew Walker with the Chatham County Sheriff’s Office Animal Resource Center rescued an owl trapped in a barbed wire fence.

Officials with Clinton County Conversation believe it was shaken from its nest during overnight storms Tuesday into Wednesday ...