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Grace the American Barn Owl

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My best and largest piece of feather art yet, over 10 hours went into placing everything perfectly, of you want your own message me, SERIOUS INQUIRES ONLY! this box has all kinds of birds in it

9x9in is $115 shipped

12x12in is $165 shipped

20x20in is $450 shipped

I accept PayPal, venmo, Facebook messenger payments, zelle.

1-Mollucan cockatoo

2-Sulfer crested cockatoo

3-Major Mitchell’s cockatoo

4-Scarlet macaw

5-blue gold macaw

6-Hyacynth macaw

7-Red tailed black cockatoo

8-Eastern Rosella

9-tawny frog mouth

10-Black palm cockatoo

11-Yellow headed Amazon

12-Eclectus parrot

13-india blue peacock

14-White peacock

15-bronze white eyed peacock

16-Great Argus pheasant

17-Mikado pheasant

18-Blue fronted amazon (mutation)

19-Palawan Peacock pheasant

20-Maylay Peacock pheasant

21-Bronze tailed Peacock pheasant

22-Germane Peacock pheasant

23-Grey peacock pheasant

24-Lady amherst pheasant

25-Reeves pheasant

26-Jones Silver pheasant

27-Lewis silver pheasant

28-Temminiks tragopan pheasant

29-Cabbots tragopan pheasant

30-Red golden pheasant

31-Yellow golden pheasant

32-impeyan pheasant

33-Eastern wild turkey

34-Mallard duck

35-Sarus crane

36-West African crowned crane

37-Trumpeter hornbill

38-Violet Turaco

39-Eagle owl

40-Greater currassow

41-Knobbed currassow

42-Pearl guinea

43-Lavendar guinea

44-Vulturine guineafowl

45-Mandarin wood duck

46-American wood duck

47-Blue winged kookaburra

48-blue goose

49-java peacock

50-created guineafowl

51-americauna chicken

52-Andean condor

53-African long crested eagle

54-Japanese white tailed see eagle

55-augur buzzard

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CAN YALL VOTE FOR MY FRIENDS ARTWORK???, two clicks! No registration!!! he’s so close to being first! He’s going to be doing a painting for my bird sanctuary and can use the $2k grand prize for more supplies!

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About the Last post

This is happening right now guys, who cares about celebrity gossip, hundreds of thousands of animals (wild and captive) and humans are without homes now because of this fire, spread awareness and donate if you can.

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Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada is burning down as we speak. The entire town of over 70,000 people has been evacuated. This is the largest fire evacuation in Alberta history. 

If you have any money to donate please do at Red Cross Canada. You can also donate $5 by texting REDCROSS to 30333

If you were affected by the fire and would like to inform friends and family that you are now safe, you can use Facebook’s Safety Check to let them know.

If you need a place to stay (temporarily), Edmonton,AB is opening the Northlands Expo Centre to evacuees. Address: 7515 118 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T5B 4X5

There is also a Facebook Page where people are opening their homes to evacuees

Please feel free to add anymore information or resources 

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Australian Masked Owl

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snowy owl spotted on traffic camera in montreal

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Rufous Owl Ninox rufa, by Richard Jackson

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THINK BEFORE YOU BUY POISON!!

I know none of you want to see this but something has to be done! Awareness and education are key!!!

A friend of mine found this great horned owl that had eaten a poisoned rodent and died a slow terrible death.

When you’re setting out poison to kill rats, mice, ect. you’re very well setting poison out to also kill hawks, owls, etc.– basically animals that are “on your side”, helping you to eliminate those rodents.

Poisoned rodents don’t just immediately flop over and die. They’ll slowly stagger around as the poison begins to take effect, making them an easy meal for another animal to grab.

Some people might remember that I’ve posted about this before (the Great Horned owl baby found laying on the ground in April– also found too late to be saved.) This is unfortunately a common tragedy. Many people admire birds of prey, saying how beautiful they are, how they “absolutely love owls”, yet a disturbing amount are unaware that their uneducated/inconsiderate actions are leading to those birds dying an agonizing death as they slowly bleed internally.Someone I know who does wildlife rehabilitation/rescue recently got in a Red-tailed hawk that had consumed poison. They were ultimately unable to treat him, and she wasn’t even in the same room when she heard him gasping and wheezing, dying. For at least 10 years she has treated hundreds, probably thousands of animals and said it was one of the most disturbing things she’s witnessed dealing with wildlife.

Please consider what your actions may lead to. There are safer alternatives. Again, when you put out poison, you’re setting up a death for those that are naturally taking care of those rodents you want gone.

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photo by Laukik Bajpai

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Saw whet owl banding in Western MD, pictures by @cjwhiteshizzle