Owl found in Rockefeller Christmas tree set to be released
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foxnews.comThe tiny owl rescued from the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree after surviving a harrowing, 200-mile journey from Oneonta to Manhattan was set to be released back into the wild Tuesday evening.
The brown and white speckled Saw-whet, nicknamed Rockefeller, will now be free to continue her migratory journey after landscapers in charge of cutting down the famed spruce ripped her from the upstate town where she might’ve spent the winter. “Rockefeller has been well nourished and cared for, and has been cleared by specialists to be released back into the wild.
We will send her back on her migratory journey today at dusk,” read a Tuesday afternoon tweet from the Ravensbeard Wildlife Center in Saugerties, where Rockefeller has been convalescing..
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