Observation field: Organism poisoned by rodenticide? (either FGAR, SGAR or other)

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Allowed values:

NON-rodents—YES, poisoned by rodenticides	1
NON-rodents—POSSIBLY poisoned by rodenticides	1
RODENTS—YES, poisoned by rodenticides	0
RODENTS—POSSIBLY poisoned by rodenticides	0

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Observations specifying this field

Observation	Organism poisoned by rodenticide? (either FGAR, SGAR or other)
Photos / Sounds 20 photos What Great Horned Owl (Bubo virginianus) Observer agarrity2640 Date April 21, 2024 05:43 AM EDT Place Framingham, MA, USA (Google, OSM) Date Added April 21, 2024 08:39 PM EDT Description The mother of the owl family ive been following for months was killed today. Rehabillitors said that the cause was SGAR poisoning, since its tongue was pale. 2 of the chicks were killed as well, and were removed from the nest. The sole surviving owlet seems healthy and is now living at cape anne's wildlife center. 3 comments 5 IDs Research Grade View	NON-rodents—YES, poisoned by rodenticides
Photos / Sounds What Powerful Owl (Ninox strenua) Observer johnniemac Date July 2021 Place Victoria, AU (Google, OSM) Date Added March 31, 2023 12:31 PM AEDT Description Juvenile Powerful Owl - probable SGAR poisoning 3 comments 3 IDs Research Grade View	NON-rodents—POSSIBLY poisoned by rodenticides

Observation

Organism poisoned by rodenticide? (either FGAR, SGAR or other)

Photos / Sounds

20 photos

What

Great Horned Owl (Bubo virginianus)

Observer

agarrity2640

Date

April 21, 2024 05:43 AM EDT

Place

Framingham, MA, USA (Google, OSM)

Description

The mother of the owl family ive been following for months was killed today. Rehabillitors said that the cause was SGAR poisoning, since its tongue was pale. 2 of the chicks were killed as well, and were removed from the nest. The sole surviving owlet seems healthy and is now living at cape anne's wildlife center.