**Local Wildlife Center Rescues Burrowing Owl from Garrison Bight** The Key West Wildlife Center recently rescued a burrowing owl from the waters of Garrison Bight. This pint-sized bird is a threatened species in Florida and spends most of its time on the ground, using its sandy brown plumage as camouflage. Burrowing owls live in single pairs or colonies and use burrows year-round. They may dig their burrows or use abandoned burrows from other animals. The rescue of this burrowing owl is a reminder that these birds are vulnerable and need our help. If you see a burrowing owl in distress, please contact the Key West Wildlife Center or another local wildlife rehabilitation center. **Burrowing Owl Facts** * Burrowing owls are small, about nine to twelve inches tall, with a wingspan of twenty-one to twenty-four inches. * They have long, lean legs and large feet that help them run and dig. * Their plumage is sandy brown with streaks and spots, providing them with excellent camouflage in their natural habitat. * Burrowing owls are carnivores, eating primarily insects, small rodents, and reptiles. * They are most active at dawn and dusk. * Burrowing owls are territorial and will defend their nesting territory aggressively. * Burrowing owls are a threatened species in Florida due to habitat loss and degradation. * It is illegal to harm, harass, or take burrowing owls or their nests. If you are interested in helping burrowing owls, you can: * Donate to the Key West Wildlife Center or another local wildlife rehabilitation center. * Volunteer your time to help with burrowing owl conservation efforts. * Educate others about the importance of burrowing owls and their conservation.
**Local Wildlife Center Rescues Burrowing Owl from Garrison Bight** The Key West Wildlife Center recently rescued a burrowing owl from the waters of Garrison Bight. This pint-sized bird is a threatened species in Florida and spends most of its time on the ground, using its sandy brown plumage as camouflage. Burrowing owls live in single pairs or colonies and use burrows year-round. They may dig their burrows or use abandoned burrows from other animals. The rescue of this burrowing owl is a reminder that these birds are vulnerable and need our help. If you see a burrowing owl in distress, please contact the Key West Wildlife Center or another local wildlife rehabilitation center. **Burrowing Owl Facts** * Burrowing owls are small, about nine to twelve inches tall, with a wingspan of twenty-one to twenty-four inches. * They have long, lean legs and large feet that help them run and dig. * Their plumage is sandy brown with streaks and spots, providing them with excellent camouflage in their natural habitat. * Burrowing owls are carnivores, eating primarily insects, small rodents, and reptiles. * They are most active at dawn and dusk. * Burrowing owls are territorial and will defend their nesting territory aggressively. * Burrowing owls are a threatened species in Florida due to habitat loss and degradation. * It is illegal to harm, harass, or take burrowing owls or their nests. If you are interested in helping burrowing owls, you can: * Donate to the Key West Wildlife Center or another local wildlife rehabilitation center. * Volunteer your time to help with burrowing owl conservation efforts. * Educate others about the importance of burrowing owls and their conservation.
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**Local Wildlife Center Rescues Burrowing Owl from Garrison Bight** The Key West Wildlife Center recently rescued a burrowing owl from the waters of Garrison Bight. This pint-sized bird is a threatened species in Florida and spends most of its time on the ground, using its sandy brown plumage as camouflage. Burrowing owls live in single pairs or colonies and use burrows year-round. They may dig their burrows or use abandoned burrows from other animals. The rescue of this burrowing owl is a reminder that these birds are vulnerable and need our help. If you see a burrowing owl in distress, please contact the Key West Wildlife Center or another local wildlife rehabilitation center. **Burrowing Owl Facts** * Burrowing owls are small, about nine to twelve inches tall, with a wingspan of twenty-one to twenty-four inches. * They have long, lean legs and large feet that help them run and dig. * Their plumage is sandy brown with streaks and spots, providing them with excellent camouflage in their natural habitat. * Burrowing owls are carnivores, eating primarily insects, small rodents, and reptiles. * They are most active at dawn and dusk. * Burrowing owls are territorial and will defend their nesting territory aggressively. * Burrowing owls are a threatened species in Florida due to habitat loss and degradation. * It is illegal to harm, harass, or take burrowing owls or their nests. If you are interested in helping burrowing owls, you can: * Donate to the Key West Wildlife Center or another local wildlife rehabilitation center. * Volunteer your time to help with burrowing owl conservation efforts. * Educate others about the importance of burrowing owls and their conservation.
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