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Stay puft marshmellow owl

Stay puft marshmellow owl

After the confrontation this male snowy owl had with the female he tried to joust him off his perch he stood proud. I can't help but to think he resembles...
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After the confrontation this male snowy owl had with the female he tried to joust him off his perch he stood proud. I can't help but to think he resembles Stay puft marshmellow man. In these troubling times we need to add humour.
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So beautiful!! I also thinks he looks like an Angel flapping his wings on top of the Christmas tree! Though the Stay Puff Marshmallow man is so much funnier!! ; )

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