So, I’m thinking "How could a person misidentify a Snowy Owl?" Both of the
(aquatic) biologists described a massive white owl standing in the middle of a
large agricultural field.. Well, before I went out there I thought I’d
interview them again and like before they told me about the large white owl
they saw through binoculars. But then one of them said “and then it flew into a
tree.”
Well, it was a fun thought but I should have asked a few more questions on the
front end.
I told them both about Merlin.
Melinda Welton
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