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Know Your Owls
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Owls have been around for almost 6 million years. There are over 200 types and they are well-known for their excellent hunting skills.
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Jack Byard is a former mechanic, jewellery craftsman and school technician. He is retired and now lives in Bradford. The popular "Know Your" series includes Know Your Sheep, Know Your Cattle and most recently Know Your Bees
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