This injured Barred Owl is recoveing from an injured wing after Berlin Police responded to a call and picked up the bird. Two employees of the department voluntarily delivered the owl to the Elaine Connors Wildlife Center in Madison. (COURTESY PHOTO)
This injured Barred Owl is recoveing from an injured wing after Berlin Police responded to a call and picked up the bird. Two employees of the department voluntarily delivered the owl to the Elaine Connors Wildlife Center in Madison. (COURTESY PHOTO)
BERLIN — An injured barred owl found in a yard on Madison Avenue is expected to make a full recovery, according to Cathie Gregg of the Elaine Conners Center for Wildlife in Madison.
The owl has an injured wing believed to have occurred when the bird was hit by a motor vehicle. A resident called Berlin police on Oct. 9 to report there was an injured owl in their yard. Berlin Police Lt. Jeff Lemoine and Officer Noah Dumas responded to the call and took the owl. Later Police Department employees Lisa and Dan Arguin volunteered on their own time to transport the owl to the rehabilitation center in Madison.
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