Here's Juniper, ORC’s Ambassador Great Horned Owl, powering through her jump-ups to the glove — an exercise that builds muscle tone, endurance, and agility while keeping her mentally engaged. 💪🦉📚 She also enjoys daily time in the training aviary, but short workouts inside her enclosure add important variety and extra conditioning. In the wild, Great Horned Owls rely on short, explosive movements like leaping, pouncing, and flapping, rather than long flights. These bursts strengthen their fast
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Great Horned Owl 25-180 arrived at our center not because he was injured, but because someone thought he needed rescuing, when he was just starting to explore the world outside his nest. He was a healthy fledgling in his “brancher” stage, a time when young owls leave the nest and start exploring nearby branches. It may look like they’re lost or abandoned, but in most cases, these fledglings are doing exactly what they’re supposed to do while their parents stay nearby, watching and feeding them.
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This Great Horned Owl came to us as a young nestling that had become displaced from his nest. After growing, learning to hunt, and reaching the right age, he was ready to return to the wild. However, starting a new life can be scary, and at first, he wasn't so sure about leaving the safety of the box. But after a moment of careful assessment, he took off, flying into the open sky for the very first time. #FreedomFriday #Ojairaptorcenter #GreatHornedOwl #WildlifeRehabilitation #Borntobewild | The
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