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The Book Of Flaco: The WorldS Most Famous Bird
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The Story Of Flaco, The Eurasian EagleOwl Who Escaped From Central Park Zoo And Captured The Hearts And Imaginations Of Millions Of Followers Around The World, With 32 Pages Of Stunning Color Photographs.This Is A Parable Of Freedom, Wildness, And Our Urban Ecosystems. Flaco Has Been Dubbed The WorldS Most Famous Bird. From The Night In February Of 2023 When Vandals Cut A Hole In His Cage Until His Death A Year Later In A Courtyard On The Upper West Side, His Is A Story Full Of Adventure And Unexpected Turns.Nature Writer David Gessner Chronicles The YearLong Odyssey Of Flaco And The Human Drama That Followed The Owl Who Captured The Imaginations Of New Yorkers And People Around The World. Though HeD Spent His Life In A Cage, Flaco Learned To Survive In New York City By Eating Rats, Squirrels, And Birds. He Was An Immigrant Coming From Elsewhere To Make It In The Big City. Central Park, The Island Of Green In An Urban Sea, Was His New Home Territory.FlacoS Urban Adventure Brought Controversy, Pitting Those Who Felt He Should Be Returned To The Safety Of The Zoo Against Those Who Created The Free Flaco Movement. The Birding World Was Fractured Over The Ethics Of The Online Sharing Of His Location That Brought Scores Of Enthusiasts To View Him Each Day. And His EndWith A Grim Necropsy Revealing Flaco Had Suffered A Viral Infection From Eating Pigeons And Had Multiple Rodenticides In His SystemServes As A Rachel CarsonEsque Warning About The Harm WeVe Done To Our Urban Environments, Inspiring The Passage Of LongSought Legislation Protecting Urban Birds And Regulations Meant To Reduce The Use Of Rodenticides In New York City.
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