A few day prior, forest personnel
rescued a Mottled Wood Owl fledgling, which was dehydrated. Forest dwellers kept
watch on this individual to safeguard it from dogs and monkeys. The officials
took it to the department premise and sheltered it after re-hydrating it with
oral fluid. Our team was called to assist the task of re-homing the bird. After
approximately four hours our team started investigating for parent bird in the
area from where the fledgling was rescued. After some hours, we heard a hooting
call which seemed to us as the parent's call so we put this bird safely on a
tree nearby. After some minutes we witnessed a divine act of female nearing the
fledgling, preening it and giving calls. Incidents like this are fuel to the
burning desire in the hearts of nature enthusiasts.
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