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  1. 05-12-2007 #1
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    Here is a little video I captured on a day trip to paignton Zoo.
    I have placed it in this section because it is not a wild Owl it has been hand reared
    I asked permission to film and well here it is. I have muted the original background and added music

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    They are amazing birds Chocky, they didn't have a Barn Owl when I went for my half day's experience in Warwickshire, but I got a very up close and personal look at an Eagle Owl.
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    I have only seen a Tawney owl for real and a I didn't know how to use my camera, having only had it for two days the shot I got of a Tawny is just about see able. I have seen them at the zoo. but I think they are two enclosed there.
    What was the experience you did for in Warwickshire?
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    It was a Birds of Prey experience, got it for Christmas a couple of years ago or so.
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    Oh right. Wow very nice.

    Sorry have had to remove the Dick Dale backing
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    Nice one Chocky. I like the Dick Dale riftfor the back ground
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