A great horned owl now lives in the Harrison store's garden center, looking down on surprised customers shopping for flowers and paving stones.
I always like to see businesses accommodate wildlife. I hate it when development comes through and destroys the wildlife habitat. There were owls near my house but too much development has chased them off. I miss the meadowlarks too.
Rusty Scarborough, the education program coordinator at Delta Rivers Nature Center in Pine Bluff, said the Home Depot would be a good spot for an owl. Rodents are the predominant food source for a great horned owl and stores with garden centers stock bird seed and crop seeds — big draws for rodents.
2 comments:
seeing money with the story? or where is the money with the story?
I only prefer having the nest moved to where the who (owl) would have better intended had it not been for the self-serving constructions made by others.
Reminds me, to some extent, of the Spotted Owls. They ended up being found at Wal-Mart parking lots.
Some animals adjust, many don't. But I have seen development in this area, and miss the wildlife that use to inhabit much of the area.
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