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Brian Bedrosian rey owl capture for Craighead Beringia South study

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Craighead Beringia South biologist Bryan Bedrosian lets a captured grey owl spread its wings to allow a newly-attached tracking device work into its feathers last week near Red Top Meadows. Bedrosian has been putting transmitters and ID bands on several owls in order to study the birds' home range.

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BRADLY J. BONER / NEWS&GUIDE <br />
Craighead Beringia South biologist Bryan Bedrosian lets a captured grey owl spread its wings to allow a newly-attached tracking device work into its feathers last week near Red Top Meadows. Bedrosian has been putting transmitters and ID bands on several owls in order to study the birds' home range.