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<p>The season of miracles is here, and New York has already seen one as an owl was rescued from the Christmas tree that traditionally sits outside&nbsp;the Rockefeller Center in the city.</p>

<p>Rescuers of the&nbsp;Ravensbeard Wildlife Center attended to a call on Tuesday and realised that the owl being talked about is a&nbsp;tiny Saw-whet owl which is one of the smallest varieties in North America.</p>

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<p>The tree was felled last week&nbsp;in Oneonta and was brought to the spot after making a&nbsp;170-mile long road trip. The bird travelled along with the tree, where it was discovered by a worker who was helping in setting up the tree.</p>

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<p>The worker's wife called the&nbsp;Ravensbeard Wildlife Center, the local wildlife rescue charity, on Tuesday, who took the owl for rehabilitation. "Yesterday morning, I received a phone call from someone who asked if we take in owls for rehabilitation. &nbsp;I replied, “yes we do,” there was silence for a moment and she said “OK, I'll call back when my husband comes home, he’s got the baby owl in a box tucked in for the long ride," a Facebook post of the charity read.</p>

<p>The volunteers have taken it upon themselves to care for the owl till it is fit enough to be released into the wild. "we’ve given him fluids and are feeding him all the mice he will eat. &nbsp;It had been three days since he ate or drank anything. &nbsp;So far so good, his eyes are bright and seems relatively in good condition with all he’s been through. &nbsp;Once he checks in with the vet and gets a clean bill of health, he’ll be released to continue on his wild and wonderful journey," they said.</p>


The season of miracles is here, and New York has already seen one as an owl was rescued from the Christmas tree that traditionally sits outside the Rockefeller Center in the city.

The season of miracles is here, and New York has already seen one as an owl was rescued from the Christmas tree that traditionally sits outside the Rockefeller Center in the city. Rescuers of the Ravensbeard Wildlife Center attended to a call on Tuesday and realised that the owl being talked about is a tiny Saw-whet owl which is one of the smallest varieties in North America. Also read| Training facial recognition on some new furry friends: Bears The tree was felled last week in Oneonta and was brought to the spot after making a 170-mile long road trip. The bird travelled along with the tree, where it was discovered by a worker who was helping in setting up the tree. A Secret in the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Ravensbeard is excited to share a rare Holiday story with you. ... Posted by Ravensbeard Wildlife Center on Tuesday, November 17, 2020 × The worker's wife called the Ravensbeard Wildlife Center, the local wildlife rescue charity, on Tuesday, who took the owl for rehabilitation. "Yesterday morning, I received a phone call from someone who asked if we take in owls for rehabilitation. I replied, “yes we do,” there was silence for a moment and she said “OK, I'll call back when my husband comes home, he’s got the baby owl in a box tucked in for the long ride," a Facebook post of the charity read. The volunteers have taken it upon themselves to care for the owl till it is fit enough to be released into the wild. "we’ve given him fluids and are feeding him all the mice he will eat. It had been three days since he ate or drank anything. So far so good, his eyes are bright and seems relatively in good condition with all he’s been through. Once he checks in with the vet and gets a clean bill of health, he’ll be released to continue on his wild and wonderful journey," they said.

Tiny traveler: Owl saved from Rockefeller Center Christmas tree in New York

While kids might not be able to meet Santa in person this year an entertainment company in London has created an app so that virtual meet-ups can take place.

New app allows kids to virtually 'meet' Santa

<p>&nbsp;A day after news resurfaced about 'Sooryavanshi' and `83' may get a digital release, Reliance Entertainment has expressed their faith in the movies and said that&nbsp;they&nbsp;will stick to their scheduled release dates.</p>

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In an official statement shared on Twitter, Reliance Entertainment said, “We are very confident that the ongoing theatrical exhibition situation will improve much in time for the release of our awaited films, Sooryavanshi and 83, this Diwali and Christmas, respectively.”</p>

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<p>On Saturday, Shibashish Sarkar CEO of Reliance Entertainment Group said in an <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/akshay-kumars-sooryavanshi-and-ranveer-singhs-83-may-get-a-digital-release-322407">interview</a>,"We are looking at the possibility of releasing Rohit Shetty’s 'Sooryavanshi' and Kabir Khan’s '83' on the digital platform. If either cinema halls don't open or corona impact increases many folds and audiences are not coming. or in some states theatres open and some states they won't in those scenarios, we will have to explore all options. Either pure SVOD (video on demand) routes or TVOD/PPV (pay per view)''&nbsp;<br />
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'Sooryavanshi' was originally scheduled to release on March 24, while '83' was set to hit the cinema houses on April 10.<br />
Directed by Kabir Khan the sports-drama '83' features Ranveer Singh as Kapil Dev. The film revisits India`s first World Cup win in 1983. On the other hand, 'Sooryavanshi' is another commercial outing from Rohit Shetty`s cop-universe. It features Akshay Kumar and Katrina Kaif in the lead roles.&nbsp;</p>


A day after news resurfaced about 'Sooryavanshi' and `83' may get a digital release, Reliance Entertainment has expressed their faith in the movies and said that they will stick to their scheduled release dates.

A day after news resurfaced about 'Sooryavanshi' and `83' may get a digital release, Reliance Entertainment has expressed their faith in the movies and said that they will stick to their scheduled release dates. In an official statement shared on Twitter, Reliance Entertainment said, “We are very confident that the ongoing theatrical exhibition situation will improve much in time for the release of our awaited films, Sooryavanshi and 83, this Diwali and Christmas, respectively.” We are very confident that the ongoing theatrical exhibition situation will improve much in time for the release of our awaited films, Sooryavanshi and 83, this Diwali and Christmas, respectively. pic.twitter.com/sHr0fhMgBm — Reliance Entertainment (@RelianceEnt) August 23, 2020 × On Saturday, Shibashish Sarkar CEO of Reliance Entertainment Group said in an interview,"We are looking at the possibility of releasing Rohit Shetty’s 'Sooryavanshi' and Kabir Khan’s '83' on the digital platform. If either cinema halls don't open or corona impact increases many folds and audiences are not coming. or in some states theatres open and some states they won't in those scenarios, we will have to explore all options. Either pure SVOD (video on demand) routes or TVOD/PPV (pay per view)'' 'Sooryavanshi' was originally scheduled to release on March 24, while '83' was set to hit the cinema houses on April 10. Directed by Kabir Khan the sports-drama '83' features Ranveer Singh as Kapil Dev. The film revisits India`s first World Cup win in 1983. On the other hand, 'Sooryavanshi' is another commercial outing from Rohit Shetty`s cop-universe. It features Akshay Kumar and Katrina Kaif in the lead roles.

'Sooryavanshi' and '83' will release on scheduled dates: Reliance Entertainment

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Taste of safety: Masked Santa chocolates appear amid pandemic in Hungary

Tiny traveler: Owl saved from Rockefeller Center Christmas tree in New York

New app allows kids to virtually 'meet' Santa

New app allows kids to virtually 'meet' Santa

'Sooryavanshi' and '83' will release on scheduled dates: Reliance Entertainment