Back to the Wild worker Heather Yount pets a Barred Owl as children ages 8 to 12 watch a the special presentation.
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A Barn Owl visits youngsters at Perrysburg Municipal Park with Back to the Wild workers.
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Grant Petteys, 6, left, Carter Petteys, 9, center, and Luke Manges, 9, right, react to the presentation by Heather Yount, staff supervisor with Back to the Wild during a special animal camp sponsored by the Perrysburg ecreation department.
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Heather Yount, staff supervisor with Back to the Wild shows plastic and a jar of items that can injure or kill wildlife.
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Heather Yount, staff supervisor with Back to the Wild, not pictured, shows a caged flying squirrel to the children.
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A Barn Owl with eyes the visitors at the presentation.
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Anna Tevald, 9, left, and Berkley Mackey, 9, right, react to seeing a flying squirrel at the Back to the Wild presentation.
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Back to the Wild staff supervisor Heather Yount shows a Eastern Screech-Owl, to kids at the presentation.
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A Barred Owl spreads its wings as Back to the Wild worker Heather Yount talks about the animal.
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