Does anyone know how to take care of baby owls?
July 24th, 2008 | by admin |
teacher1969 asked:
A friend found two baby owls in his backyard and passed them on to me to take care of until they get old enough to release into the wild again. Considering they live that long. I am going to try to keep them alive. One will eat the other won’t. Please help!
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A friend found two baby owls in his backyard and passed them on to me to take care of until they get old enough to release into the wild again. Considering they live that long. I am going to try to keep them alive. One will eat the other won’t. Please help!
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6 Responses to “Does anyone know how to take care of baby owls?”
By juicypuddynyc on Jul 27, 2008 | Reply
The nearest zoo they are not regular birds.
For them better and they are not regular birds.
For them they need to the nearest zoo they can take care of them to be tested you cant care for them they need to the nearest zoo they can.
By R.Longo L on Jul 28, 2008 | Reply
Poisonally I don’t give a WHOOT, Alice.
By sr_12116911 on Jul 30, 2008 | Reply
I don’t really know much about owls…but I am guessing that you will need to buy like chiken liver, frozen mice, and other meats, grind them into mush and feed them. Good luck.
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By EvilestWendy on Jul 31, 2008 | Reply
For you need to take them to have them to have them and its against the law for you to take them in your possession.
By silverwindintx on Aug 2, 2008 | Reply
What are you feeding them? Are they old enough to fly? Try raw venison and squirrel if you can get your hands on it. Try feeding the one that won’t eat with a long pair of forceps that will be more like it’s momma is feeding it scraps of meat.