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see below, about the powerful owl
cere
Benj,
Sorry not to get back to you sooner but have been bogged down with
equine influenza
After consulting with the vets at Taronga their comments were
"most likely: aspergillus granuloma, abscess, foreign body, tumour (less
likely)." They obviously were guarded, because they couldn't examine the
bird directly.
cheers
Chris
Bunn
Manager,
Disease Preparedness and
International
Office of the
Chief Veterinary Officer
ph:02 6272 5540
Fax 02 6272 3372
mobile 0417 407
351
m("daff.gov.au","chris.bunn");">chris.bunn@daff.gov.au
Edmund Barton Building
GPO Box 858
Canberra ACT
2602
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