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Snowy Owl (Bubo Scandiacus)

Snowy Owl (Bubo Scandiacus) The snow owl lives in the arctic regions. The feathered feet add to the isolation. Owls cannot turn their eyes, so they always need to turn their head in the direction they want to look. Picture taken at the pagaaienpark Veldhoven. Bubo Scandiacus,Geotagged,Papegaaienpark VeldHoven,Parrot Park Veldhoven,Snowy Owl,The Netherlands

The snow owl lives in the arctic regions. The feathered feet add to the isolation.
Owls cannot turn their eyes, so they always need to turn their head in the direction they want to look.

Picture taken at the pagaaienpark Veldhoven.

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    fchristant Posted 4 months ago
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    What a beauty, and interesting location, just checked out the park's website. Could be a good target for the next donation :)
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    Joost Thissen Posted 4 months ago
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    @Ferdy. It would indeed be a very good target for a donation. The park really needs support. You can adopt a cage and then the cage gets a sign on it which says like 'cage adopted by jungledragon.com'.
    I can recommend a visit too. There are a lot of cages and lots of different birds to see, not only parrots.
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      fchristant Posted 4 months ago
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      That sounds like a great idea, a great help for the park as well as some marketing for jungledragon. Will definitely visit, probably in spring time.

      Now, let us get to 4,000 photos so the donation can be made :)
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    ludosak Posted 3 months ago
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    Sounds like a good idea. I just posted a few:) Impressive young sprout of a snow owl, very cute on your shot. I would almost pat him if not for that powerful beak:)
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