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Tame owl found at Livingston Football Club's Almondvale Stadium
Published: 9th May 2012 12:35:13
A tame barn owl has been found at a football stadium in West Lothian.
The bird was found sitting in a plant pot at Livingston Football Club's Almondvale Stadium on Sunday at 18:30.
The Scottish SPCA rescued the bird and is now calling on its owner to pick it up from a centre at Fishcross near Alloa.
The animal welfare charity said the owl had been a captive bird as it has a ring attached to its leg and it is happy to be handled.
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BBC News, 2012. Tame owl found at Livingston Football Club's Almondvale Stadium. [Online] (Updated 09 May 2012)Available at: http://www.glasgowwired.co.uk/news.php/1427442-Tame-owl-found-at-Livingston-Football-Clubs-Almondvale-Stadium [Accessed 26th May 2013]
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