Powerful Owl at Bowling Club

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Subject:	Powerful Owl at Bowling Club
From:	Alberta Hayes <>
Date:	Tue, 27 Jan 2015 16:22:59 +1100

Hi everyone,
Unfortunately two gentleman left 5 minutes before I found the powerful owl, but 
for everyone else it is here. It's just very well hidden. One tree over from 
usual and very embedded. I'll be here for another half hour or so if anyone 
wants to come and see.

Alberta.


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