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Burrowing Owls - A Love Story

A brood of burrowing owls emerge from the burrow.
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A brood of burrowing owls emerge from the burrow.

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David H. Johnson, a determined biologist has single-handedly rescued a fragile population of burrowing owls in Eastern Oregon amidst the shadowy bunkers of a Cold War military depot.

Owl biologist, David H Johnson sets the stage to band a male burrowing owl
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Owl biologist, David H Johnson sets the stage to band a male burrowing owl
A determined biologist has single-handedly rescued a fragile population of burrowing owls in Eastern Oregon amidst the shadowy bunkers of a Cold War military depot. As he continues to make new discoveries about the behavior of burrowing owls, a young family of owls faces the challenges of growing up wild.

As he continues to make new discoveries about the behavior of burrowing owls, a young family of owls faces the challenges of growing up wild.

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A bucket of burrowing owls before banding
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A bucket of burrowing owls before banding

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A young owlet dozes off in the evening sun
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