Wildlife rehabilitators often wrap owls in fabric so they can be weighed, treated, and fed. If not, the owls get in a flap.
The result? Loads of pictures of #owlsintowels
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Charming northern saw-whet owl
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‘Rocket’, melter of hearts
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Mountain scops owl in Taiwan
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Coda the Eastern Screech Owl
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Rehabilitating a Northern Hawk Owl Pt. 2
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Rehabilitating a Northern Hawk Owl Pt. 1
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Powerful Owl with torticollis
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Bath time for Ruru
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Burrito can be used as a verb
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Ghostly fledgling Boobook
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Western Screech Owl gets fiesty
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Indignant owl being weighed
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Wrapped up after rescue
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Easier breathing for Long-eared Owl
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Not suitable for human consumption
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A+ facilities would stay again
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Ruru recovers from window strike
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Screech Owl rescue and release
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Pygmy Owl survives cat attack
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2+ decades of wildlife care
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Small owl huge spirit
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Journey to recovery for GHOW
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Rare Boreal Owl patient #2
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Owl in a towel in Lilongwe
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Weighing a tiny owl
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Putting the “ow” in burrowing owl
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Pulling out the scops