An abandoned fishing line snared a great horned owl in Colorado, but humans worked together to free it
Colorado Parks and Wildlife enlisted firefighters' help to reach a great horned owl that became trapped in fishing line in a tree on Thursday at Harriman Lake Park in Jefferson County. The owl dangled motionless in midair until rescuers were able to reach it and clip the lines. The owl had some soft tissue damage and was taken to the Birds of Prey Foundation for rehabilitation.
Anglers need to be diligent with picking up any excess fishing line. In this particular case the fishing line was up in a tree. pic.twitter.com/T5m2DyYEAq — CPW NE Region July 4, 2019 Great horned owls are found throughout North American habitats, according to the National Audubon Society, and are"aggressive" hunters.
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