Barn owl baby boom welcomed following mouse plague

Per ABC News, barn owl chicks are thriving in Western Australia following the region's mouse plague. Clutches have been discovered nesting in grain silos and cockatoo boxes, taking advantage of the rodent abundance. Experts indicate the population boom reflects the 'smorgasbord' of food now available to the birds.

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