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February 16, 2017

Decorator Owl

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Blending nicely with the furniture, a long-eared owl decided to spend the day on a quiet patio at a private residence in the Lewiston Orchards. Idaho Fish and Game were called to deal with the trespasser but when they attempted to apprehend it the owl wisely flew away. Photo by Stan Gibbons on Jan. 25, 2017.

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