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NFOS
(redirected from New Forest Owl Sanctuary)

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NFOSNoosa Festival of Surfing (Australia)
NFOSNear-Field Optical Spectroscopy (physics)
NFOSNarodowa Fundacja Ochrony Srodowiska (Polish: National Foundation for Environmental Protection)
NFOSNew Forest Owl Sanctuary (UK)
NFOSNetwork Field Operations Support
NFOSNiagara Frontier Orchid Society (Buffalo, NY)
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At the centre of the row was New Forest Owl Sanctuary trustee Bob Poole, a veteran bird breeder and manager of music mogul Peter Waterman's Cheshire estate.
Back where they belong; Keeper reunited with her stolen owls ... in a ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
The tale of Terry's escape quickly spread and he is now star of the New Forest Owl Sanctuary at Crow, near Ringwood.
Turkey's trot to freedom by The Mirror (London, England)
Rare birds at a New Forest owl sanctuary in Hampshire have been killed and there were fears for other local wildlife.
BABIES WARNING OVER FREED MINK by Fisher, Lorraine / Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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