# Seven rescued birds released back into nature in Jeonbuk

Jeonbuk Wildlife Rescue Center released seven rehabilitated birds, including owls and bush warblers, back into the wild.

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The Jeonbuk Wildlife Rescue Center released five orphaned bush warblers back into nature on April 4 near Mireuksaji Temple in Iksan. [^1]

The University of Maryland's Central Maryland Research and Education Center (CMREC) in Clarksville, Maryland, hosted a hands-on conservation workshop focused on supporting declining American kestrel and barn owl populations, in partnership with the Maryland Farmland Raptor Program and the Howard County Bird Club. [^2]

The center released two barn owls at Wibongsanseong Fortress in Wanju County, including one trapped in a field net and one that lost its mother. [^3]

The five released bush warblers were rescued from Gimje, Imseol, Iksan, Suncheon, and Gochang and were all chicks that had lost their mothers. [^4]

A barn owl family can consume approximately 3,000 to 4,000 rodents in a single year, with meadow voles making up much of their diet. [^5]

Small-Lorenz said that widespread use of rodenticides could poison not only rodents but also the predators that feed on them, because of the wider ecosystem relationships. [^6]

The barn owl is designated as Natural Monument No. 324-2 and is a protected species listed as Endangered Wild Life Class II. [^7]

## What this stands on

1. The Jeonbuk Wildlife Rescue Center released five orphaned bush warblers back into nature on April 4 near Mireuksaji Temple in Iksan. (동아일보, News)
2. The University of Maryland's Central Maryland Research and Education Center (CMREC) in Clarksville, Maryland, hosted a hands-on conservation workshop focused on supporting declining American kestrel and barn owl populations, in partnership with the Maryland Farmland Raptor Program and the Howard County Bird Club. (Morning Ag Clips, News)
3. The center released two barn owls at Wibongsanseong Fortress in Wanju County, including one trapped in a field net and one that lost its mother. (동아일보, News)
4. The five released bush warblers were rescued from Gimje, Imseol, Iksan, Suncheon, and Gochang and were all chicks that had lost their mothers. (동아일보, News)
5. A barn owl family can consume approximately 3,000 to 4,000 rodents in a single year, with meadow voles making up much of their diet. (Morning Ag Clips, News)
6. Small-Lorenz said that widespread use of rodenticides could poison not only rodents but also the predators that feed on them, because of the wider ecosystem relationships. (Morning Ag Clips, News)
7. The barn owl is designated as Natural Monument No. 324-2 and is a protected species listed as Endangered Wild Life Class II. (동아일보, News)

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