On Mar 9, 2024, at 3:09 PM, Eric Ellingson <esell...@gmail.com> wrote:
As an SEOW found and grabbed a vole from the field below a NOHA saw this and pursued it. The owl went skyward trying to evade the incoming harrier. With sharp nails at the end of its long out-stretched legs, the harrier made an intimidating approach. The owl maneuvered to get out of the way however, the harrier came from underneath and snatched the prey from the owl with one grab.
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As an SEOW found and grabbed a vole from the field below a NOHA saw this and pursued it. The owl went skyward trying to evade the incoming harrier. With sharp nails at the end of its long out-stretched legs, the harrier made an intimidating approach. The owl maneuvered to get out of the way however, the harrier came from underneath and snatched the prey from the owl with one grab.
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On Mar 9, 2024, at 3:09 PM, Eric Ellingson <esell...@gmail.com> wrote:
As an SEOW found and grabbed a vole from the field below a NOHA saw this and pursued it. The owl went skyward trying to evade the incoming harrier. With sharp nails at the end of its long out-stretched legs, the harrier made an intimidating approach. The owl maneuvered to get out of the way however, the harrier came from underneath and snatched the prey from the owl with one grab.
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