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‘What happens to the homeless owl?’ Florida’s burrowing birds poised to lose fight to casino expansion

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Florida's 10-inch tall burrowing owls have been fighting an uphill battle against habitat loss. The owls are now slated to lose eight burrows at the site of the roughly 220-acre Isle Casino expansion project. Developers filed permit applications Wednesday to pay nearly $10,000 to fill the owls' burrows.

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‘What happens to the homeless owl?’ Florida’s burrowing birds poised to lose fight to casino expansion

As the Isle Casino site in Pompano Beach undergoes a major expansion, burrowing owls that have made their nests on the property and at the former harness racing track may be forced out of their homes.

2 years ago·Deerfield Beach, United States

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