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Wednesday, September 16, 2026

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  • An injured short-eared owl wrapped in a towel is pictured at the Kinmen Wildlife Rehabilitation and Conservation Association. The owl was found tangled in a net, and was released back to the wild after receiving treatment, the association said. Starting from this year, donors would be selected to name the birds to allow them to feel more connected to the help they provided, it added.

    Photo courtesy of the Kinmen Wildlife Rehabilitation and Conservation Association

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