Owl after a wing injury

A long-eared owl came to the centre with a complex wing fracture — often a death sentence for a wild bird. This time the story ended differently.After examination and setting the wing, a long recovery began. Owls are wary patients, so we kept conditions as natural as possible.Gradually the owl began to fly again — and we knew she was ready to go home.
A long-eared owl came to the centre with a complex wing fracture — an injury that for a wild bird is often a death sentence. But this time the story turned out differently.
After examination and immobilising the wing, a long period of recovery began. Owls are wary patients, so we created conditions as close to natural as possible and kept human contact to a minimum, so the bird would not grow used to being cared for.
Gradually the owl began to fly again. When it became clear that the wing could bear a full load, we were certain: she was ready to go home — to the wild.