That owl certainly has the look of a hardened criminal ;)
Regards,
Chris
On 9/13/07, peter crow <> wrote:
>
> Tony,
>
> The question of an escapee becoming a legal resident is probably the
> same for birds as for people. When i escaped from Pentridge of Boggo
> Road or wherever I became an escapee and still remain so in spite of
> being a law abiding citizen for many years.
>
> With birds one that resides far from any of its own species (the RO
> in Perth) will never become a normal local resident.
>
> The Rainbow Lorikeet that escaped from captivity in Brisbane and
> joined on of the huge flocks here is still an excapee but is also one
> of the local flock, cna mate, breed etc and live anormal life
> incontrast to the RO in Perth who doubtfully will ever live a
> "normal" life.
>
> peter
>
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