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1. The owl of Minerva...
| Georg Wilhem , |
Heidelberg |
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(01.23.15) |
spreads its wings only with the falling of the dusk
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2. Hey, Eyad
| Sarah B , |
U.S.A. / Israel |
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(01.23.15) |
That is not a natural position for the wings of an owl. Plus, this owl had an injured wing. Do you have a small child? Lift up his arms and hold them stretched high and perfectly straight over his head. See how he or she likes it.
Why are you deliberately torturing that beautiful, wild creature?
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3. Yezz. liked this one...
| Beary White , |
Norway |
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(01.23.15) |
..and for those interested,- the horned owl is the biggest in that owl- family.
It can reach a body-length of 65 cm, and a wingspan at 125cm.
So it is quite a big-bird, flying silently in the dark.
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4. Glad to see the owl is fine
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5. Not only a rare bird but also rare humans -
| barbara , |
Haifa |
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(01.23.15) |
an Israeli and a Palestinian working side by side to SAVE something.
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6. Bravo . Great work to both guys !
please take care to dispose of anything that may harm wildlife in a responsible manner !
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7. Thank you!
| A Jerusalemite , |
Jerusalem, Israel |
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(01.24.15) |
Nice to read a good story of Israeli/Palestinian cooperation and saving of an animal!
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