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Hugo
PersonUhu-Küken (owl chicks) in Marburg, Germany, rescued after their father stopped providing food.
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The name "Hugo" is not explicitly mentioned in the provided articles. However, the articles detail the story of three Uhu-Küken (Eurasian eagle-owl chicks) that were rescued in Marburg, Germany. These chicks hatched in a nest box located in a tower of the Elisabethkirche, and their development was followed by thousands of bird enthusiasts worldwide via a webcam. The chicks became newsworthy when their father stopped bringing them food for several days. As a result, the chicks were rescued from the nest. The first article suggests that there are plans for a different Uhu (owl) to act as a foster parent for the rescued chicks. The chicks' story highlights the public's interest in wildlife and the challenges faced by young animals in the wild. The second article is about a novel and does not seem to be related to the owl chicks.
Last updated: April 27, 2026

