Don from WDO Photography updates on Muppet, a great-horned owlet that fell 100 feet from her nest on Panther Hollow Bridge, was rescued and rehabilitated, then released. She's now climbing trees and healthy after a recent hailstorm, with city officials confirming her well-being.
Hey, it's Don from WDO Photography. Just want to thank you all first for watching. Here's an update on Muppet, the Great Horned Owl. If you're not familiar with Muppet, then I highly encourage you to check out the other videos on my channel that discuss her. I'll put a link in the description, and you can also find it up in the corner. But just briefly, Muppet, she fell 100 feet from her parents' nest in the— about the middle of the Panther Hollow Bridge. She was rescued, rehabbed, and returned after 2 weeks. She has been doing fabulous, but she was in a location where she was very visible to people and she attracted a ton of attention. She has made her way to a place where she feels much safer, which is a little more secluded. She's also gone way up in a tree, which is amazing because she can't fly yet. She's had to basically climb. claw and hop her way up there, which is just phenomenal. She's a heck of a little adventurer. I did manage to get some photos of her, but I will say that she is in a spot that is pretty hard to see, let alone photograph. So I'll include those here for you to take a look at. Really excited to have seen her. Again, these aren't the best photos, so, you know, please keep that in mind. I spoke with a friend of mine from City Parks who came and checked on her yesterday after the big hailstorm that hit Pittsburgh and said that she's doing great. There was also someone here from Public Works checking on her. Everyone's making sure she's doing great, so I'm probably not going to necessarily do another welfare check on her, but I am going to periodically come and see if I can photograph her and keep an eye on her sibling or siblings. I'm still not sure what's, what's going on with the third one. And our parents and try to take lots of cool photos of them and some video to share with everybody. If you want to see more of that content, please keep watching and like and subscribe. I really appreciate it. And let me know what else you would like me to publish information on in terms of birds or other wildlife. Thanks so much. Have a great day.
