Golden owl spotted in Tyre

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Following the dolphins that were spotted near Jounieh few months ago, and the seal lion in Tyre last week, workers in Hiram Hospital spotted four golden owls in the hospital’s garden today.

Workers in Hiram Hospital were surprised to spot on Thursday four golden owls in the hospital’s garden in Tyre, noting that this kind of bird is uncommon to the country’s wildlife.

A Golden owl is characterized with far vision, particularly in low light, and is dubbed “cleaner of the environment” and “farmer-friendly” since this bird feeds on rats and insects.

According to some experts, the aforementioned species are coming to Lebanon due to climate change since this phenomenon has a significant direct effect on animals. Source

I wonder what’s coming next!

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2 Responses to Golden owl spotted in Tyre

  1. jim May 3, 2013 at 11:23 am #

    i hope it’s tigers and lions, we need some “population friendly” animals to clean feed on people and clean up the streets.

  2. Georges January 2, 2017 at 4:22 pm #

    There is no such thing as a golden owl. This photo is of a barn owl and it’s a common owl species in Lebanon…

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