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    "text": "Northern Hawk Owl Pt. 2\nbeing treated for a wing injury and head trauma #owlsintowels\n\nFull story here by Bird TLC:\nbirdtlc.org/birdtlcblog/...",
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          "alt": "Similar to the previous post, this Northern Hawk-Owl appears to be either in a state of recoil, or looking down its beak at the viewer. It is wrapped in a towel, and held by a single hand wearing a blue medical glove. The other hand is unseen, probably taking the photo.\n\nThe owl's pupils are more dilated than in the previous photo, perhaps due to a slightly darker environment owing to the towel forming a hood over its head. The wrap appears a little tighter, more like a burrito, and one corner of the towel forms the peak of the hood. \n\nThe towel this time is a shade of red, and again has a wide collar, doing little to quell rumours of this owl's association with Dracula. Strange, because this particular species of owl is diurnal, meaning they're active during the day. Stephenie Meyer take note.",
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