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Rare Long-eared Owl Breeding Recorded in Pine Tree in Ulju-gun
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- A Long-eared Owl, designated Natural Monument No. 324, was observed raising its chicks in a pine tree at a badminton center in Jinae-ri, Sangbuk-myeon, Ulju-gun, for a full month.
- On June 19, center director Kim Sang-u discovered 2 eggs and 1 chick, and Ulsan installed a surveillance camera that recorded the moment the birds left the nest on July 16.
- Ulsan plans to continue monitoring whether the owl returns to the same tree next year, and the empty nest has since been taken over by a Green Woodpecker.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 울주군 상북면 소나무에서 포착된 천연기념물 솔부엉이 번식기 기록
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