Barn Owl Trust

September 13, 2010 in Owls with 2 comments

We are so proud that our cute Birdorable Barn Owl was included in the spring issue of The Flyer, published by the Barn Owl Trust for "junior" friends of the Trust. The spring issue included Barn Owl facts, owl jokes and poems. The Birdorable Barn Owl coloring page was on the back page of the leaflet.

You can learn more about the UK-based Barn Owl Trust here. Junior friends of the Trust are called Owlets and receive the Flyer, an ID badge, a Barn Owl pin badge, and other goodies for young owl-lovers.

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Ashira on September 13, 2010 at 11:45 AM wrote:

That's awesome! ^___^ I just love those colouring pages.

ashlyn on January 21, 2011 at 2:36 PM wrote:

ha ha ha

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