Tyto rescued from uninhabited barn
Updated: 2013-08-26 14:43
By Xu Junqian (chinadaily.com.cn)
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A tyto was rescued by villagers and later set free after it got lost in an uninhabited house in Wuhan, Wuhan Evening News reported on Sunday.
The ghost-like barn owl, a species under the second-class State protection, was discovered by a resident surnamed Chen.
Scared by its unusual appearance and huge wings, Chen called police about the "little monster".
The owl was later identified by the local wild animal protection association.
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