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Superbowl@lemmy.world · 2 days ago

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From Sante Fe Raptor Center

Screenshots of a little Burrowing Owl making a horrific screech in protest if being cleaned.

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Honestly the photo makes it look like he’s over-the-moon!
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  Its face looks much happier than the Burrowing Owl I met.
  
  Hard to tell from the audio if it’s happy or not. It’s a shame there’s no local video for me to put the actual clip here. Lil one is just shrieking the whole time! 😆

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