Rescued Snowy Owls Released Back Into the Wild | TransCanada
- 8 years ago
Manitobans love their snowy owls. The distinctive yellow-eyed, black-beaked white birds are not exactly a common feature as they tend to stay and breed in the sparsely-populated northeastern part of the province.
But come winter, the territorial birds of prey will chase their youngest or weakest away from the habitat, forcing them to escape south for better chances of hunting the lemmings and small rodents they eat.
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But come winter, the territorial birds of prey will chase their youngest or weakest away from the habitat, forcing them to escape south for better chances of hunting the lemmings and small rodents they eat.
Read more: http://bit.ly/1WR58Ei
© 2016 | 3BL Media/TransCanada | All Rights Reserved