Rare White Owls Rescued In Odisha’s Nabarangpur District
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Nabarangpur: Five uncommon white owls, together with three stay and two useless, had been rescued from a salpa tree in Odisha’s Nabarangpur district on Sunday.
The uncommon white birds had been rescued from the salpa tree owned by one Purna Gauda of Majhiguda village below Papadahandi Tehsil of the district.
Fearing the presence of snakes on the salpa tree, which was located in his yard, Gauda reportedly was reducing down the tree at the moment. In the meantime, he discovered 5 white owls.
Gauda rescued the owls with the assistance of his relations. Unfortunately, two of the birds died whereas being rescued.
A staff of Maidalpur forest personnel led by forester Umakant Patnaik went to the village after getting a name from Gauda, rescued the birds, and launched them within the forest.
They additionally despatched the pattern of the useless birds to the Bhubaneswar-based laboratory for examination.
While the locals claimed that the birds are the legendary fowl or Lord Vishnu’s vahana Garudas, Patnaik stated they had been uncommon owls. However, the precise id of the birds will probably be recognized solely after receiving reviews of the examination.
