In Texas, flightless owl has helped more than 38 orphaned owlets return to the wild

In Texas, flightless owl has helped more than 38 orphaned owlets return to the wild

In Texas, one injured owl has become an unlikely help to birds that still need to learn to fly.  Eddison, a great horned owl at Austin Wildlife Rescue, can't take to the air herself, yet she's helped dozens of orphaned owlets mature and make it back to the wild. What's happening? According to CBS Austin, Eddison has acted as a surrogate mother for enough orphaned owls that more than 38 have made it back into the wild. Each season, she typically …