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Guess where this barn owl has been found taking a nap this morning?

Soumis il y a 5 ans

An barn owl has been found nestled in the engine of a plane on Thursday morning. The bird was discovered sleeping in between the jet engine propeller blades of a Virgin Australia plane shortly before take-off in Sydney. The owl was saved during pre-flight check of the Boeing 737-800. (www.airlive.net) Plus d'info...

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mary susan watkins il y a 5 ans 1

oh my! in the picture with the article, the owl doenst look too bothered..that spot he chose doesn't look too comfortable either! i am glad they were able to see him and get him out before the planes engines were started!

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Larry White il y a 5 ans 1

"jet engine propeller blades"?? I never knew jet engines had propeller blades, I learnt something else new today. Just nit-picking.

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ToddBaldwin3 il y a 5 ans 3

You know, the whirly thingies that spin around.

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Kobe Hunte il y a 5 ans 1

yup!

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Kobe Hunte il y a 5 ans 3

lucky for the owl they did their usual check!

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Roy Hunte il y a 5 ans 5

Owl it fly?

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