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Old 08-01-2008, 05:25 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I would just like to say hi to you all, I have two really really lovely Barn Owls and will having a European Eagle owl soon I am so excited. I hope I can get some good advice here should I be needing it thanx.
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Old 08-01-2008, 05:28 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Hi there lady-owl. Welcome to the site. We look forward to your input and we will help as much as we can
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Welcome lady-owl, sounds like you have some interesting charges, look forward to seeing some pictures and information about them. Very pleased to hear about your Eagle Owl, have held one once up in Warwickshire and was awe struck.
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hi all im new to the site heres a few pics of my barnowls for you all to look at
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Welcome redtail72, beautiful birds, have you had them long?
ive had my male 1 year and my fel i had june o7 i think owls are great looking birds of prey
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Hi there redtail72. Welcome . Love the Owls . Do you have names form them ?
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yes there names are merlin and meg
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very nice. If you look in the video open house thread I have a video I captured at Paignton Zoo on a day trip of a barn owl flying down for some food.
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