Hi folks
Leo's information is very important. Thanks
Leo.
I ran into Jerry Olsen at the owl roost this
afternoon. He was concerned that there is little in the way of whitewash or
pellets in the vicinity and thinks that the bird may not have eaten since Sunday
morning. Also of concern is the greenish colour of some of the droppings which
may indicate that the owl is not well.
Like Paul Taylor I was puzzled by the lack of
leftovers in the feet, particularly after seeing the bird for four days.
However, Jerry reckons it could eat a couple of Sugar Gliders a night and not
keep anything over.
Anthony
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