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Feathers fly at Gauteng attraction

27 Sep 2000 - by Dave Marsh
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BIRDLOVERS can view several new additions to the Pretoria Zoo after its bird breeding unit produced hatchings of five bird species in the past week.
The hatchings, which include a black-faced conure, a king vulture, a Eurasian eagle owl, whitefaced owl and a crowned plover, will be hand-reared at the breeding unit.
Of particular interest is the Eurasian eagle owl which occurs mainly in mountainous forest and semi-desert or rocky-sloped areas of Europe and Asia.

(Adéle Mackenzie)

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