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Superbowl@lemmy.world · 2 days ago

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From Villager Jim

I would like to thank Gabriel for giving me one of the best barn owl shots i think i’ve ever taken, he’s a superstar and he’s even started accepting me quite near him now :) :) Don’t laugh but i even chatted to him this morning from 20 feet away and he was quite settled and comfortable with me it totally made my month never mind!

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"Hey Jim. Yeah - heh, yeah okay but keep it down, yeah? . . . I’m looking for . . .

. . . aaaAAH HA! Gotcha! . . . who0t! . . Yeah okay see ya Jim!"
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  At least it seems Jim brought him luck! That’s a good sized meal he’s bringing home.

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