Canada Struggles to Breed Spotted Owls in Captivity

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A male spotted owl in flight, photographed in 2010. This owl and his mate live along are among the last few pairs to survive in the wild in Canada. They live on the east side of Anderson Lake, about 130 miles north of Vancouver.

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A male spotted owl in flight, photographed in 2010. This owl and his mate live along are among the last few pairs to survive in the wild in Canada. They live on the east side of Anderson Lake, about 130 miles north of Vancouver.

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