Owls in Towels
@owlsintowels@mas.to  ·  activity timestamp 3 days ago
‘Twas the month before xmas in upstate New York, when Ellen Kalish had a curious talk. “Can you help with a bird?” asked the voice on the phone, “Yes we can,” Ellen said in a welcoming tone. The caller explained that her husband found loose an owl on the branch of a Norwegian Spruce. But this tree? ‘Twas uncommon, no ordinary stock. ‘Twas picked for a place. And that place? 30 Rock! --- [Image transcription: Rocky the Northern Saw-whet Owl is snugly wrapped in an orange knitted scarf held by Ellen Kalish at Ravensbeard Wildlife Center]
‘Twas the month before xmas in upstate New York, when Ellen Kalish had a curious talk. “Can you help with a bird?” asked the voice on the phone, “Yes we can,” Ellen said in a welcoming tone. The caller explained that her husband found loose an owl on the branch of a Norwegian Spruce. But this tree? ‘Twas uncommon, no ordinary stock. ‘Twas picked for a place. And that place? 30 Rock! --- [Image transcription: Rocky the Northern Saw-whet Owl is snugly wrapped in an orange knitted scarf held by Ellen Kalish at Ravensbeard Wildlife Center]
‘Twas the month before xmas in upstate New York, when Ellen Kalish had a curious talk. “Can you help with a bird?” asked the voice on the phone, “Yes we can,” Ellen said in a welcoming tone. The caller explained that her husband found loose an owl on the branch of a Norwegian Spruce. But this tree? ‘Twas uncommon, no ordinary stock. ‘Twas picked for a place. And that place? 30 Rock! --- [Image transcription: Rocky the Northern Saw-whet Owl is snugly wrapped in an orange knitted scarf held by Ellen Kalish at Ravensbeard Wildlife Center]
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